It is rare to get an exogenous investment in girls' education.

It was also extremely difficult to hedge against movements in totally exogenous factors.

Stronger regional governance structures may be the only effective means of reducing exogenous geopolitical risk.

Most important, the projections of exogenous factors such as export and GDP growth rates often remain too optimistic.

Well, traditional definition is an organism to which exogenous components have been added for the purpose of adapting to new environments.

Well, traditional definition is an organism to which exogenous components have been added for the purpose of adapting to new environments.

Africa and the least developed countries (LDCs) remain highly vulnerable to exogenous shocks, such as those related to weather or volatile international commodity prices.

Did exogenous changes in income in Africa mainly drive the trade ratio when worldwide changes in trade regimes accompanied the striking change in trade ratios?

Regarding the transition and integration process, exogenous factors were crucial to the region's economic revitalization, which was underpinned by the ongoing macroeconomic and institutional reforms.

Small island developing States are also vulnerable to exogenous environmental and economic events, such as the dramatic increase in fuel prices, which impede their opportunities for development.

Patterns and changes in seizure data can reflect different factors, including variation in the manner in which agencies report and record drug seizures variation in law enforcement practices and variation in exogenous factors.

The timetable for seeking a solution should genuinely and exclusively be determined by the parameters of the Cyprus problem, and as such there should be no deadlines embedded in the process that are dictated by exogenous elements.

This is not about dictating exogenous models we must take a bottom up approach in creating suitable conditions for the emergence of mechanisms that ensure people's equitable participation in their own governance, in a spirit of inclusivity.

The Board was nevertheless concerned by the considerable uncertainty over the short term prospects for LDCs their fragile economies are particularly vulnerable to exogenous shocks such as the Asian financial crisis, declining commodity prices and natural calamities.

Giving the latter group exogenous growth hormone is futile, because their immune systems react to the foreign protein by producing antibodies. Although the hormone may stimulate growth for a short period, the antibodies soon bind and neutralize it.

The nature and character of science and technology policies in developing countries and economies in transition has changed throughout the last decade from being static and exogenous to being dynamic and endogenous to the system within which it operates.

The structural disadvantages faced by small island developing States, which related to various exogenous factors and such vulnerabilities as their remoteness and smallness, inhibited investors and thwarted those States' efforts to take advantage of the forces of globalization and new trading opportunities.

16. Encourages the efforts, including those of the Bretton Woods institutions, to improve the assessment of debt sustainability in low and middle income countries through, inter alia, the development of better tools to deal with exogenous shocks and the need to take country specific factors into account

By limiting the study population to children in the other two groups, for whom exogenous growth hormone stimulates normal growth, researchers achieved a 100 relative treatment difference. In other words, every subject who received the active drug responded, and none of those who received the placebo did.

According to the social science citations index, he ranks well among the most important economists since Adam Smith. Economists working on the macro economy, its micro foundations, exogenous and endogenous growth theory, the formation of expectations and problems of information and discrimination all refer back to Phelps.

But this overlooked a crucial feature of monetary unions free capital mobility and elimination of currency risk indispensable attributes of a currency area could be (and were) the source of asymmetric shocks. Currency unions, in other words, must worry about endogenous as much as exogenous shocks.

20. Welcomes the ongoing efforts, including those of the Bretton Woods institutions, to improve the assessment of debt sustainability in low and middle income countries through, inter alia, the development of better tools to deal with exogenous shocks and the need to take country specific factors into account

We have increased our financing to the countries most heavily affected by food and fuel shocks. And we stand ready to provide additional support including under a new financing mechanism for countries hit by exogenous shocks to help those whom the global financial crisis has affected most severely.

For instance, a deprivation like hunger, or being excluded from the ability to consume food, because the individual does not have adequate income or because of rising food prices owing to exogenous factors that reduce the real value of income, is best analysed in terms of income poverty.

22. It was not possible to build a composite index of ecological fragility, i.e. vulnerability of the ecosystem, to anthropogenic activities or exogenous factors. It was proposed, however, that work continue on the building of such an index, taking into account a number of factors, such as biodiversity, climate change and sea level rise and exposure to oil spills.

A final consideration refers to the issues of security and trust that were explored at the beginning of this section Even if online credit information and credit risk management systems are put in place, trading partners and their financers will not be able to benefit from the availability of modern credit information services unless exogenous risks linked to operation of IT systems are addressed.

Special programmes of assistance to distressed countries and emergency humanitarian assistance are, indeed, today apos s greatest challenges to the United Nations and to the international community as a whole. In Ethiopia, as we grapple with the many manifestations of socio economic underdevelopment, we continue to encounter a multitude of impediments as a result of our limited capacity to cope with very grave adverse exogenous factors.

16. The expert group examined the conceptual relevance and feasibility of a number of indicators in reflecting structural economic and ecological vulnerability of countries. With regard to ecological vulnerability, the group agreed that indices should reflect the relative susceptibility of economies to damage caused by natural disasters and relative susceptibility of the ecology of countries to damage caused by anthropogenic activities or exogenous factors.

Since 1999, members of the European Monetary Union (EMU) have experienced a number of severe exogenous shocks the rise in the price of a barrel of oil from around 10 to 150 the collapse of equity markets after the dot com bubble imploded the spreading risk of terrorism after the September 11, 2001, and two wars. Starting last summer, the breakdown of the market for US sub prime mortgages triggered turbulence in financial markets, with no end in sight.