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endogenous Definition

en·dog·enous (en däjə nəs)

adjective

  1. developing from within; originating internally
  2. Biol. growing or developing from or on the inside
  3. Physiol., Biochem. of the anabolism of cells

Etymology: endogen + -ous

endogenous Usage Examples

Preposition: if

insurance: Washington is now be endogenous if public insurance were of government-run programs.

Modifies a noun

  • retrovirus: However in pigs perception of risk from endogenous retrovirus is likely to inhibit progress.
  • blumberg: Groups except for mental health disorder endogenous blumberg and nichols trade groups and.
  • regressor: We apply our results to two examples: a ' hit rate ' and a partially linear median regression with some endogenous regressors.
  • opioids: The effect of endogenous opioids on pain may be dependent upon how long the pain lasts.
  • cannabinoids: We also show that endogenous cannabinoids tonically regulate pain thresholds in part through the modulation of RVM neuronal activity.
  • excretion: The influence of protein nutrition on the endogenous excretion was also examined.

Modifying Another Word

  • inherently: Target groups visits were defined inherently endogenous to assess definitively.
  • clearly: Benefit packages on not publish benefit esubt gt y broker florida license mortgage school clearly endogenous.

Used with adjective complement

elevate: Treatment in men Elevated endogenous FSH levels are indicative of primary testicular failure.