The phrase "arise provide" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate verbs that do not function together in this way.
Example: "We need to arise and provide support to those in need."
Alternatives: "come forward to offer" or "step up to deliver".
Under the fiendishly complicated PPP contracts, TfL (and, therefore, taxpayers) must pay any unexpected costs that arise, provided that the maintenance firms are acting in an "economic and efficient" manner.
Spinal anesthesia among the neuraxial blocks in obstetric patients needs strict dose calculations because minimal dose changes, complications and side effects arise, providing impetus for this study.
Should Syk inhibitors attain approval for the treatment of RA, an opportunity may arise (provided that the cost is not too high) to try them in tandem with the biologics or as therapeutic adjuvant to biologics.
The vast array of important biological effects that are influenced by the endothelin family of peptides and the plethora of different chemical classes that have subsequently arisen provide a great opportunity to study the targeting of two difficult peptidic types both belong to class 1 of the G-protein-coupled receptor (GPCR).
Eventually a spiky, pointillist groove arose, providing Mr. Felder and Mr. Blade with the setting for an intertwining dual improvisation.
We helped local medical staff set up mobile field hospitals wherever an armed front arose, providing trauma care, life support, and first aid.
With a basic overview and understanding of the relationship among different aspects of a topic, students have a mental "scaffold" on which to place the more complicated material as it arises, providing mental space and the prerequisite knowledge to begin active problem-solving and synthesis.
In response to growing requirements to carry out global gene expression profiling on limited sample material further advances in RNA amplification have arisen, providing numerous technologies claiming the ability to process RNA amounts within the nanogram range [15], [16], [17], [18].
Understanding how these shape changes arose provides insights into aspects of function and development underlying diversity patterns.
In addition to refining QTL position (Li et al. 2005), joint analysis of these crosses can pinpoint the genetic backgrounds (strains) on which QTL arose, providing further insights into the genetic architecture of traits involved in food quality or disease.
