The phrase "a main resources" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a main resource" if referring to a singular item or "main resources" if referring to multiple items.
Example: "The project relies on a main resource that provides essential data for our analysis."
Alternatives: "a primary resource" or "a key resource."
These same studies also put forth that an organization should emphasize the importance and value of people as a main resource, encourage teamwork, and enable knowledge sharing.
DSCs are a main resource for a battery of angiogenic growth factors (Demir et al, 2010; Dey et al, 2004; Plaisier, 2011; Rowe et al, 2003; Torry et al, 2007); therefore we compared relative expression levels of the growth factors in primary cultured DSCs to those of other primary cultured stromal cells, such as cardiac fibroblasts, retinal astrocytes, and mouse embryonic fibroblasts (MEFs).
Additional file 5 provides a compendium of the main resources explored by the CHEMDNER participants.
"Last year, my main resources were a dog-eared Washington Manual and a few books in my backpack," he said.
Although the importance of spirituality and religious coping may be different across various cultures [ 40], there is growing evidence that these concepts may be main resources when an individual is confronted with a potentially life-threatening disease [ 41- 43].
The authors of [46] propose the framework of four fundamental trade-offs to be considered among the main resources of a mobile network: deployment cost-energy, spectrum-energy, bandwidth-power and delay-power.
His main resources were charm, moxie and a capacity to work killer hours.
"People say we are a wealthy country, but we only have three main resources: geothermal energy, hydro-electrical energy, and fisheries," he said.
This is equivalent to the situation in human [ 36]. EST and mRNA data are the main resources to identify and locate alternative splicing of a gene.
I knew our main resources here, our coasts and our grasslands, were underused.
