The phrase "arises essentially from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the fundamental source or origin of something, emphasizing its essential nature.
Example: "The conflict arises essentially from differing cultural values and beliefs."
Alternatives: "originates primarily from" or "stems fundamentally from".
Hard (≳ 2 keV) X-ray emission arises essentially from the hot component, containing S and Fe K lines.
Statistically significant correlations are obtained, emphasizing that an exothermic mixing process arises essentially from negative contributions of the ϵL and α terms: the ether function of the chain behaves as an n-donor and as a hydrogen-bond acceptor.
Their contribution arises essentially from the double layer capacity formed on their surface, which corresponds to 0.14 F m−2 in aqueous electrolytes such as H2SO4 and KOH and 0.06 F m−2 for the aprotic medium (C2H5 4NBF4 in CH3CN.
Compared to moderately fluorescent Trp42 and Trp130, the extreme quenching of Trp68 and Trp156 arises essentially from their smaller CT−La energy gap and the larger fluctuations (18).
In this paper, we combine methods of complex analysis, operator theory and conformal geometry to construct a class of Type II factors in the theory of von Neumann algebras, which arise essentially from holomorphic coverings of bounded planar domains.
Notice that both ( {mathcal{R}}_M ) and ( {mathcal{R}}_D ) arise essentially from the respective field profiles given in Eq. (2.7).
Such an uneven bio-carbon distribution can be explained by the changes in the cracking routes during co-processing, arising essentially from the competitive adsorption of the polar oxygenated molecules and non-polar hydrocarbon molecules in the mesopore space of the FCC catalyst material.
The latter has been complicated by the fact that if not all, most of these lineages are autochthonous to India and arose essentially simultaneously from ancestral M as argued by Macaulay et al. [ 4].
I try to remember that every living thing arose from essentially the same genetic foundation.
The two postembryonic touch receptor neurons in the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans arise from essentially identical cell lineages and have the same ultrastructural features.
All these results essentially arise from the use of a specific stator geometry (the "three quarter of wave length" disposition) connected with conical couplers.
