"The world says, 'We derive hope for our own situation from what you in South Africa have done.' " Archbishop Tutu, who coined the term "rainbow nation" to describe the South Africa emerging into democracy, called for robust debate among all races about the future but said it must not be allowed to descend into accusations of racism.
Some Gazans said they derived hope from al-Aqsa's reports, but others doubted their veracity.
01-CM029 1. Increased hope Hope for recovery.
Designing of immunotherapeutics, utilising patient derived dendritic cells generated hope for personalised melanoma vaccine.
We hope the derived results in this study could facilitate better understanding on the fault zone dynamics, especially for viscous ductile deformation feature, which is often observed within and nearby fault zones in the field.
Ultimately, lung-derived stem cells may offer the greatest hope for lung diseases, given their role in replacing and repairing the native damaged lung tissues.
By implementing a specific, protocol-based approach to disease prevention, supported by experimentally derived data, we hope to provide public health officials with an effective, spatially explicit, prophylactic method for reducing infection risk.
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Fanconi victims' best hope for a cure, Lensch believed, lay in re-creating their missing blood cells from embryonic stem cells – stem cells derived from an early human embryo, which are unusually adaptable and changeable.
It also gives some hope to the use of alternative large mammal models and specialized cell types derived from in vitro cultures for recapitulating unique features of familial AD by insertion of only a single mutant gene.
