The phrase "a feature resulting from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or quality that arises as a consequence of a particular cause or process.
Example: "The increased efficiency is a feature resulting from the new software implementation."
Alternatives: "a characteristic arising from" or "an attribute derived from".
It is well documented that compared to normal situation, MRL/lpr T and B cells are less sensitive to apoptosis, a feature resulting from defective activation-induced cell death, which is a FasL-dependent pathway [20] [22].
In these castrate animals, estrogen suppressed tumor growth despite the lack of circulating testosterone, dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) and androstenedione synthesis, a feature resulting from a lack of CYP17 in murine adrenal glands [ 14].
Whether this is a general feature resulting from the metabolic pathway topology of carotenoid biosynthesis might also benefit from future study.
This information may be important to users since it could point to differences in MCEP abundances in different samples, which can be an interesting feature resulting from different dynamics of molecular networks.
The current treeless situation of south-eastern Spain is a relatively recent feature resulting from a dramatic change in the ecological structure of the regional landscapes.
To show the features resulting from a stratified core, I construct a core structural model that contains an inner core and a sulfur-rich layer at the top of the core from the liquidus relations shown in Fig. 5.
The objective of this study was to characterize dentin ultrastructural features resulting from a nonsense mutation in DSPP gene and to define various phenotypes associated with specific DSPP mutations in families with Dentinogenesis Imperfecta type II (DGI-II).
Three types of landmark features are used, namely, (i) Gray-level information (15 × 15 windows reduced with PCA), (ii) Orientation maps resulting from Sobel edge operator, (iii) Features resulting from a boosted classifiers, e.g., [38].
The optimal set of 20 features resulting from an evolutionary search does not necessarily contain only good features, in terms of separating the two training cohorts.
The structures include a giant weak component, and some unusual features resulting from the lack of strong components greater than 2 nodes.
The mapping tools permit a quick but detailed insight into the structural features resulting from the process environment and processing conditions.
