to give rise to

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.

repair of equipment and facilities of the ship to prevent equipment failure due to give rise to pollution of nearby waters.

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

It may create (cause, result in, lead to, give rise to) a host of (a set of, a series of) problems.

Up to now the Chemistry circle hasn't been sufficient to give rise to teachers' experimental ability.

They make up days-old embryos and have the power to give rise to all the cells and tissues in the body.

Are immigrants really the main reason to give rise to the unemployment and high rate of crimes of European society?

These viruses also have the potential to give rise to the next pandemic.

We are clearly aware of what momentum propels corporate developments, and which negative factors are likely to give rise to obstacles.

Stem cells - cells that have the ability to divide for indefinite periods in culture and to give rise to specialized cells.

The ability to conceive of gods, however, is not sufficient to give rise to religion.

The process of language services is to solve language problems as well as to give rise to language problems.

The report is expected to give rise to more enforcement activity against auditors.

In fact, as researches show, a small class is more likely to give rise to tiredness and boredom, which hinders learning.

And that's going to give rise to these properties.

What about the species that diverged to give rise to the common ancestor of monkeys and humans?

In particular, mineral oil, weigh oil inks for most likely to give rise to emulsibility.

Malignent arrhythmia is the major and direct reason to give rise to cardiac sudden death.

This female can live only three to four days, and she needs to give rise to around 400 hundred eggs.

High intake of salt is believed to give rise to high blood pressure.

Green buildings can also reduce legal liabilities for their owners, since they are less likely to give rise to "sick building" lawsuits.

the only objection to them is that, as their context is unusual, they are apt to give rise to fallacious inferences.

So many things concurred to give rise to the problem.

These are the cells thought to give rise to tumors.

Similarly, the Universe, as it cooled down from the Big Bang, may have just happened to give rise to spacetime.

bring forth To give rise to; produce: