English - Turkish
Definition of exogenously in English Turkish dictionary
- dışsal olarak
- exogenous
- (Tıp) eksogenus
- exogenous
- (Biyokimya) dışsal
- exogenous
- harici
- exogenous
- (Botanik, Bitkibilim) egzojen
- exogenous
- (Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) dış kaynaklı
- exogenous
- dışkaynaklı
- exogenous
- hariç
- exogenous
- dış
- exogenous
- ekzojen
- exogenous
- (Diş Hekimliği) bir organizmanın dışından kaynaklanan veya dışında gelişen
- exogenous
- (Tıp) Dıştan doğan, hariçten büyüyen
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English - English
Definition of exogenously in English English dictionary
- in an exogenous manner, from an external source
- exogenous
- of a disease: having an external cause
- exogenous
- descriptive of a group created by public as opposed to private information
- exogenous
- of information: received from outside a group
- Exogenous
- extogenous
- exogenous
- produced or originating outside of an organism
- exogenous
- Coming from a source outside an organism
- exogenous
- developed or originating outsidehttp: //www graylab ac uk/cgi-bin/omd?outside the organism
- exogenous
- imposing an affect on the body from the outside environment
- exogenous
- derived or originating externally
- exogenous
- rhythm generated within or by an organism because of rhythmic environmental cues that are external to the organism
- exogenous
- uncontrollable variables
- exogenous
- 1. of information: received from outside a group 2. descriptive of a group created by public as opposed to private information
- exogenous
- Supplied to the body from an external source Insulin injected into the body is exogenous insulin
- exogenous
- Growing by addition to the exterior
- exogenous
- Produced or made outside the body; for instance, insulin that is commercially produced (made from pork or beef pancreas or by biosynthetic processes) is exogenous insulin when given to people Pronounced: ex-SODGE-in-us Compare: Endogenous
- exogenous
- Pertaining to, or having the character of, an exogen; the opposite of endogenous
- exogenous
- originating outside of the local environment; foreign, extraneous in origin
- exogenous
- Originating outside an organism
- exogenous
- Growing from previously ossified parts; opposed to autogenous
- exogenous
- Outside the genes; all factors other than heredity or genetic (such as environment or trauma)
- exogenous
- being derived or developed from external causes
- exogenous
- 1) Derived or developed from external causes or locations 2) For bioremediation, microorganisms from other locations, whose effectiveness has been tested and added to a site for remediation
- exogenous
- Arising on the outside of the generating structure (20)
- exogenous
- originating or produced outside the body
- exogenous
- -originating outside of the local environment; foreign, extraneous in origin
- exogenous
- {s} outer, having an external source
- exogenous
- Refers to a cause of a disability or impairment that stems from factors outside the body such as disease, toxicity, or injury
- exogenous
- (viral genes) Gene sequences not found in the host organism: derived elsewhere
- exogenous
- Grown or made outside the body; for instance, insulin made from pork or beef pancreas is exogenous insulin for people
- exogenous
- Due to, or produced by external causes; not arrising within the body
- exogenous
- Originating outside of the body
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exogenously
Hyphenation
ex·og·e·nous·lyPronunciation
Etymology
[ ek-'sä-j&-n&s ] (adjective.) 1830. French exogène exogenous, from exo- + -gène ; more at -GEN.Resimler
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