The phrase "as being originated" is not correct in standard written English.
It is awkward and can lead to confusion; a more straightforward expression is preferable.
Example: "The concept is often misunderstood as being originated from ancient traditions."
Alternatives: "as originating" or "as having originated".
Hence, if, for Rees, Becker's human capital represented a type of work very different from traditional labour economics that would become classic in the field, Solow considered that the results were interesting despite the fact that he considered Becker's approach as being originated by messy questions.
The image contains a meridionally extended feature (tilted westward in the north) that has been identified as being originated from Beta Regio, a phenomenon similar to that as reported with LIR observations (Fukuhara et al. 2017).
As mentioned, BCR-ABLp190+ ALLs have been identified as being originated in cells with the characteristics of a stem cell, and there are many evidences indicating that aging affects both the numbers and the functionality of stem cells and B lymphoid progenitors.
The idea of such a being originated in the East; in the Greek area it appeared in Cyprus, and, although it was a favourite subject in later Greek art, it was of no importance as a Greek cult.
For all these reasons, it appears that modern human beings originated as an anatomically distinctive species quite recently and probably somewhere in the continent of Africa.
There is no disagreement that all beings originate from Dao.
A US Geological Survey USGSS) modeling study of 15 public supply wells on the Cape showed that up to 26% of the water being pumped originated as septic system discharges [ 19].
It is advertised as being sodium free.
This rate was not applicable to shipments originating at Kansas City, but only to such as originated elsewhere on connecting lines.
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Infectious diseases such as Zika originate in animals.
