The phrase "abilities arose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the emergence or development of skills or talents over time or in response to certain circumstances.
Example: "As the project progressed, new abilities arose among the team members, allowing them to tackle challenges more effectively."
Alternatives: "skills emerged" or "talents developed".
Still unanswered are the questions of exactly how and when these intuitive abilities arise in babies.
These abilities arise from our 100 billion brain cells, each of which communicates with about 10,000 other nerve cells.
However, few studies were found about the investigation of antibacterial abilities arising from the intrinsic properties of membrane and its minor composition.
Its boundary lubricating abilities arise from two key structural features: i) a dense mucin-like domain consisting of hydrophilic oligosaccharides and ii) an end terminus that anchors the molecule to articulating surfaces.
Despite this limitation on speech producibility in cotton-top infants, researchers believe that language acquisition occurs early on with speech comprehension abilities arising first.
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).
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.
Now, a study shows that this ability arose independently in each group of mammals from the same genetic mutations.
