Sentence examples for become a key resource from inspiring English sources

We trust that DSE will become a key resource for researchers in China and abroad.

Vulnerability assessments have become a key resource to develop measures and pathways for reducing risk and vulnerability and a key instrument to monitor vulnerability over time.

Nowadays, cloud data centers have become a key resource to provide a plethora of rich online services such as social networking and cloud computing.

"CrunchBase has become a key resource for us: we use it several times a day to research companies, investors and markets," says Jeff Clavier, Founder & Managing Partner of SoftTech VC. "Now that it is properly resourced, we have seen a clear improvement in quality and freshness – for startups, it is better than established, paid for databases".

The updated collection of arCOGs is expected to become a key resource for comparative genomics, evolutionary reconstruction and functional annotation of new archaeal genomes.

Not surprisingly, ImmGen has become a key resource in numerous investigations of the murine and human immune system research (e. g. [ 60]).

In 1870, a new copyright law made it a national depository, and it soon became a key resource for scholars and the home of the U.S. Copyright Office.

Shale gas has become a key natural gas resource and has been a great success in the USA and a few other countries.

Today's business landscape is characterized by the heterogeneity of resources, activities and actors and contracts have become a key element in the interconnected path of resource evolution, activity specialization and actor co-evolution.

Ecosystem services, i.e., services provided to humans from ecological systems have become a key issue of this century in resource management, conservation planning, and environmental decision analysis.

Depletion of natural resources has become a key issue on the European policy agenda.