Indukovaných

Indukovaných is a Czech word used as a past participle and adjective, formed from the verb indukovat (to induce). It denotes something that has been caused, produced, or brought about by induction, stimulation, or prompting. In many contexts it marks results that are not intrinsic but have been triggered by a factor acting as an inducer. It is used across scientific, medical, and technical language to describe effects or states that occur as a consequence of induction.

In medicine, indukované porody (induced labor) refers to childbirth initiated by medical means rather than spontaneous onset. In biology and biochemistry, phrases such as indukované geny or indukované změny describe gene expression or cellular changes triggered by an inducer. In physics and electrical engineering, indukovaný proud (induced current) denotes current produced by electromagnetic induction.

Grammar: the participle inflects for gender and number. The base forms include indukovaný (masculine singular), indukovaná (feminine singular), indukované (neuter singular or plural), with corresponding plural and case forms such as indukovaní, indukovaných depending on the noun and case.

Etymology: indukovat is derived from Latin inducere (to lead into, to bring about) via the standard Czech path of borrowing and adaptation. Related Czech terms include indukce (induction) and indukční (inductive). See also: induction, inductive, indukční.