In contrast to endogenous variables, exogenous variables are considered independent. In other words, one variable within the formula doesn’t dictate or directly correlate to a change in another.

Learn what endogeneity is, what causes it, how to detect it, and how to deal with it in linear regression analysis.

An obvious example, well-known to us all, is of course ISLM. In the simple reduced-form system, M * = kY + l (r), s (Y) = I (r), M is the exogenous variable; the other variables jointly determine Y ...

Research studies in cardiovascular epidemiology assessing the relationship between a primary exposure and a health outcome must account for the presence of what are often called third variables, ...

Biography Lino Ferreira is Investigator Coordinator at the Faculty of Medicine of University of Coimbra, the director of the Biomaterials and Stem Cell-Based Therapeutics research group at Center of ...

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The exogenous and endogenous H 2 S imaging in living cells and tumor-bearing mice was successfully performed. HCy-SSPy can also detect H 2 S in inflammation in vivo. Taken together, this study ...