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'has been occurred' is not correct and usable in written English
You can use the phrase 'has occurred' instead. Example: There has been a disruption in service, but fortunately no harm has occurred.
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Results show notable changes have been occured in the area, evidencing the requirement of taking appropriate measures to conserve this natural watershed.
Families are now living in tented camps, and the tents often leak during torrential rainfalls that have been occuring daily.
The synthesis of a polyamide entirely based on naturally occuring compounds has been carried out by polycondensation of N,N-bis trimethylsilyl) l-lysiN,N-bis trimethylsilyl(pentachlorophenyl-lysinemester-l-tandrate in a chloroform solution.
Moreover, the crystallization and higher ordering occuring through thermal annealing has been followed by the 2-magnon Raman band of NiO.
No foetal disease has been recognized to result from infection occuring after acquisition of full immune competence – around day 180 of gestation [ 5].
The catalytic carbon monoxide oxidation occuring on a Pt/alumina catalyst has been used.
This effect has been shown to be related to an apoptotic process only occuring in dermal fibroblasts compared to epidermal keratinocytes [25].
Therefore, there has been considerable interest in the use of natural occuring plant products for the prevention of UV-induced skin damages.
There is a "racial element" to the alleged mishandling, which occured over a period in 2010, and the officer has been placed on restricted duties.
Furthermore, it has been observed that the number of repeat units varies among naturally occuring virus isolates [6], [14].
Only one case of GIST occuring in the sacral region, with intracranial metastasis, has been reported in the literature.
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