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The red tourism is the result that revolutionary tradition education and tour industry innovation keep pace with times to give rise to and the outcome that the revolution spirit and modern tour economy act on each other to bring about.

Since ETPs showed the potential to give rise to myeloid cell types, the team also asked whether some of the myeloid cells in the thymus normally arise from ETPs.

The technical advancement was to give rise to a whole new approach to remote sensing.

Embryonic stem cells are the most powerful kind, as they have the potential to give rise to any tissue type.

Embryonic stem cells are considered the most powerful kind of stem cells as they have the potential to give rise to any type of tissue.

Since then, the blind snakes on Madagascar have changed enough to give rise to a whole new family, added Penn State biologist Blair Hedges, the study's other co-leader.

Of course this is wrong and is sure to give rise to more troubles.

The kingdom and church placed over and over emphasis on the power and rights in the investiture controversy, so as to give rise to study the Roman law and to establish the authority of the law.

If so, the green algae would have been subjected to environmental pressures that resulted in adaptations that enhanced their potential to give rise to land-dwelling or organisms.

These are the cells thought to give rise to tumors.