The phrase "arise resulting" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a cause-and-effect relationship, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The issues that arise resulting from poor communication can lead to misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "arise from" or "result from".
However, when full-length eukaryotic proteins are produced in E. coli, aggregation and insolubility problems often arise resulting in low yields [20].
If epigenetic pathways are blocked, often many developmental aberrations arise resulting in a complex phenotype.
However, for practical reasons, variations in the TTR are inevitable, and errors of unknown magnitude arise resulting from model misspecification and ill conditioning.
These structures require BLM to be processed, and in the absence of this activity chromosomal abnormalities can arise resulting in genome instability.
Delays in access to, and poor coordination of, services mean that problems often compound and that secondary complications arise, resulting in increased need for services [ 4].
Delays in access, and poor coordination of services, mean that problems often compound and secondary complications arise, resulting in increased need for services [ 6].
During fulminant viral hepatitis, a cytokine burst arises, resulting in an enrichment of the hepatic microenvironment in death factors such as TNF-α, Fas ligand (FasL) or TRAIL.
Although, in most cases, it is straightforward to extend the results to complex-valued processes if difficulties arise, results for the complex-valued case will be pointed out.
The arisen results are very important for many technical applications in PMCs surface engineering based on plant fibers.
The following questions arise: Are resulting phenotypes the direct consequence of altering the balance between mitochondrial fission and fusion?
Less frequently, more severe effects may arise and result in such as liver toxicity.
