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They have become a key tool for researchers who study the effects of treatments, exposures, and policies.

The Building Information Model (BIM) has become a key tool to achieve communication during the whole building life-cycle.

And with companies relying increasingly on online forums for customer engagement, these software-imposed structures could eventually become a key tool in a social media strategy.

For China's government, WeChat, the country's most popular messaging and social media service, has become a key tool for policing what people say and do.

In this regard, the integration of business intelligence (BI) systems with Process Aware Information Systems PAISS) can become a key tool for business users in decision making.

The secretary-general of the UN international telecommunications union (ITU), Hamadoun Touré, said: "Internet, and particularly broadband internet, has become a key tool for social and economic development, and needs to be prioritised, even in the world's poorest nations".

As diplomacy raised its voice in public, propaganda, abetted by technology, became a key tool.

Over the past 20 years, NMR spectroscopy became a key tool for structural studies of RNA-protein interactions.

I was two years old when we joined my father in Bordeaux, where the role of audio and video cassettes became a key tool for transmitting Fula culture and educational values from Senegal to France.

As protests spread across the Arab world, social media became a key tool for organisers.

Though the debate over the role of the Web in organizing these movements may continue, it cannot be argued that the Internet became a key tool in creating visibility.