The phrase "abilities arise from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to discuss the origins or sources of certain abilities or skills in various contexts, such as education, psychology, or personal development.
Example: "Many believe that creativity and innovation abilities arise from a combination of practice and exposure to diverse experiences."
Alternatives: "skills stem from" or "talents originate from".
However, few studies were found about the investigation of antibacterial abilities arising from the intrinsic properties of membrane and its minor composition.
As with most autosomal dominant ataxias, symptoms are characterized by a progressive loss of motor coordination, neuropathies, slurred speech, cognitive impairment and loss of other functional abilities arising from deep cerebellar nuclei (7).
As with most autosomal dominant ataxias, symptoms are characterized by a progressive loss of motor coordination, neuropathies, slurred speech, cognitive impairment and loss of other functional abilities arising from deep cerebellar nuclei (6).
The provocative findings, reported in today's issue of Nature, add fuel to a long-standing debate over whether language ability arises from discrete neural structures or from a diffuse nerve network in the brain.
This ability arises from the fact that lesion detection on PET is determined by the magnitude of metabolic change in the tumour, rather than tumour size.
Better signal detection ability arose from training improving novices' ability to accurately identify cases of financial abuse by shifting their decision tendency: increasing their willingness to (appropriately) say "at risk" in the simulated cases, but also increasing false alarm rates.
However, Jacobsen's thiourea catalyst 4 k, 4d with its increased hydrogen-bond-donor ability arising from the thiourea moiety, 12 resulted in a significant increase in enantioselectivity whilst maintaining a short reaction time and high diastereoselectivity; the major diastereomeric product 3 a was obtained in 90 % ee and >98 2 d.r.
Systematic analysis of all known interactions of the fold showed that its manifold functional abilities arise primarily from the prominent β-sheet, which provides an exposed surface for diverse interactions or additionally, by forming open barrel-like structures.
Factors contributing to intestinal regenerative abilities may arise from multiple sources.
Recent work indicates that such ability may arise from just a few genes whose ectopic expression can reprogram fibroblasts into pluripotent, ESC-like cells called induced pluripotent stem cells (44– 50).
