Sentence examples for Be originated from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause to be, to bring into existence; to produce, initiate.
The exact cause of OSA is unknown, yet it seems to be originated from multifactorial origin.
A putative origin of both 1Dx2s and 1Dx2f genes indicated that they could be originated from one octapeptide deletion and two unequal cross-over events.
Nominations must be originated by Society members, but the nominees need not be ASBMB members.
Fiber/matrix debond with circular front is assumed to be originated from the fiber break.
The differences may be originated by the analysis method and content of the earthquake excitation.
The carriers of ZnO Ti films may be originated from oxygen vacancies and Ti donors.
The PL emission observed was shown to be originated from the quantum confinement of Si NCs in the SRN.
The difference in activity should be originated from the different electronic, physical and surface properties of anatase and brookite.
We propose that the observed behavior could be originated by confinement effects in ripples in the strained graphene sheet.
Crucially, expectations of rapid appreciation enlarged the set of mortgages that could be originated and sold at a profit.
"Now innovation is accelerating, and in the future, patents on smartphones and tablets will be originated by the Chinese people".
