The phrase "able to arise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the capability or potential for something to occur or happen.
Example: "In certain situations, challenges are able to arise unexpectedly, requiring quick thinking and adaptability."
Alternatives: "capable of occurring" or "able to emerge".
The young Earth cooled quickly after forming, and life may have been able to arise soon after, a new study suggests.
Significantly more patients with group 2 knees were able to arise from a 16-inch (low) chair without using their arms starting at 6 weeks, and a difference was maintained through 2 years (90% vs 73%; P=.003).
Since the early universe contained hydrogen and helium but very few of the heavy elements that make up rocky planets like Kepler-10c, it's possible that the mega-Earth was able to arise even though the required ingredients were limited.
This cell type might be predisposed to tumor development in the zebrafish, or the MPNSTs and SRBCTS might both be able to arise from the same type of nerve sheath cell.
In bacterial genomes, σ promoter-like sequences are able to arise spontaneously through point mutations, especially in IGRs (Stone and Wray 2001; Huerta et al. 2006; Mendoza-Vargas et al. 2009), and transcription can originate from newly evolved σ promoters (Mendoza-Vargas et al. 2009; Raghavan et al. 2012).
In order to minimize the number of irrelevant background mutations we avoided mutagenesis and found that spontaneous mutants that are able to grow and proliferate arise frequently among these growth-arrested populations.
But when population size was sufficiently large enough for a lineage subsequently evolved on PP, the beneficial revertant was able to spontaneously arise and fix in the population.
Whether the mDCs able to present antigens arise from the peripheral tissues where they have phagocytosed MVA in situ remains to be confirmed.
To arise or not to arise?
The potential utility of this PIRO model lies in being able to discriminate morbidity arising from infection, which seems relatively mild, and morbidity arising from the host response to infection.
But the ECB is owned by the 17 euro-area NCBs, and the combined capital of the Eurosystem was worth over €80 billion at the start of June.On the face of it, then, the ECB should be able to withstand losses arising from a default, even if it needed further recapitalisation by its NCBs.
