The phrase "arising particularly from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify the source or cause of something, emphasizing a particular aspect or factor.
Example: "The challenges we face are arising particularly from the recent changes in regulations."
Alternatives: "stemming especially from" or "resulting specifically from".
Here we apply an improved methodology that allows quantitation of the AMP fraction that arises particularly from tRNA-dependent aa-AMP hydrolysis.
Oral exposure can arise particularly from fruit and vegetables consumed as part of the normal diet, but also water, milk and derived products [ 2, 4].
Psychological demands arise particularly from time pressure, amount of work, and conflicting work instructions and job control or decision latitude describes the level of workers' control over the performance of their jobs.
Growing concern about climate change as a significant contributor to future population movements arises particularly from awareness of the likelihood of climate-related changes in people's living and working environments (Tacoli 2009).
The early identification of women who may be likely to take on caring roles may enable policy makers to design policies and programs to pre-emptively counter some of the negative employment, financial and health impacts that arise, particularly from continued caring.
Breaks and retinal detachment from any holes that may have resulted may arise, particularly given the patient's young vitreous.
It avoids potential artifacts arising from fixation, particularly from the cross-linking; it does not inhibit filamentous or bulk growth; and expression is constant, so that no manipulations are necessary to allow for imaging.
A possible problem with this cross-correlation analysis may arise from particularly high levels of background multiunit activity, which could give rise to a biased electrode signature.
Fully functional prophages are capable of excision from the bacterial chromosome, either spontaneously or in response to specific signals particularly arising from damage to the host DNA.
