Sentence examples for become a reference for from inspiring English sources

This subpopulation could become a reference for patient selection or stratification in future trials to improve assay sensitivity.

He says Conservapedia was created last November as a project for home-schooled children - and believes it could eventually become a reference for teachers in the US.

The result of the study will become a reference for modern architect to design modern house that incorporate design features from vernacular architecture.

Though the Rutgers archive is little known to the public — there is not even a sign outside the building it shares with the graduate admissions office — it has become a reference for war historians and students alike.

Mr. El Faiz began his campaign after writing "The Gardens of Marrakesh," which was published in France last year and has become a reference for landscape architects in Morocco.

OK, so you might think that a Princess would be more at home in Kensington than Kingsland Road, but as anyone studying the style of Rihanna would know, Diana has crossed over from Sloane Ranger to become a reference for young women combing the 90s for #styleinspo.

The presentation or document you've routed then becomes a reference for points of conversation.

The title role of the sexually adventurous housewife in Emmanuelle (1974) became a reference for every part she played subsequently.

Dr. Langer's analysis of Hitler, undertaken at the height of World War II at the request of Gen. William J. Donovan, head of the O.S.S., became a reference for Allied leaders.

Once a coordinator is located, it becomes a reference for locating other cluster-children coordinators (coordinators that share the same parent coordinator) within range of the same cluster.

This column in Table 1 is used only as a reference, as this would be the ideal order in which the nodes should be located in case of sequential node localization (the node that is located with the smallest error should be located first, then it becomes a reference for the other nodes, and so on).