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Besides adult tissue stem cells and embryonic stem cells, recent burgeoning and promising development of technology of induced pluripotent stem cells opens a new avenue for potential cell replacement and organ generation.

Yale's name is on this project only to increase Yale's marketability to the burgeoning, young, promising Asian middle classes and to stem Singapore's brain drain to the West by increasing the country's prestige as a hub of what its former ambassador to the U.S. called, infelicitously, "the education industry".

Using "Dunkirk" as our sole evidence, Styles' side gig as a burgeoning actor is promising.

He tells the story of how loyalty for his hometown of Chicago has lead to a burgeoning portfolio of promising deals– including the first venture stake in Groupon.

The study of the evolutionary interactions between humans and parasites is a burgeoning and most promising field, as demonstrated by the recent increasing popularity of Darwinian medicine.

Nevertheless, the study of evolutionary interactions between humans and parasites is a burgeoning and most promising field, as demonstrated by the recent increasing popularity of Darwinian medicine (Nesse and Stearns 2008).

Utilizing its integrated camera, smartphone transforms to a burgeoning spectrometer which is promising for mHealth.

Applications of ionic liquids (ILs) for mass spectrometry (MS) are a burgeoning area and are promising for real applications.

Africa's burgeoning tech sector is promising, but internet access continues to be its weakest link.

Meanwhile the number of fine Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong and New York makes it easy to build a solid position in the burgeoning nation's most promising companies.

We are fortunate to have a drug manufacturing industry that is producing a burgeoning pipeline of new promising drugs for a range of medical conditions.