Sentence examples for leading tool for from inspiring English sources

Marine spatial planning (MSP) is the leading tool for managing human activities at sea.

Marine protected areas (MPAs) have been widely adopted as the leading tool for coral-reef conservation, but resource users seldom accept them [1, 2], and many have failed to produce tangible conservation benefits [3].

Facebook Pages is already perhaps the leading tool for small businesses to interact with customers on the Internet -- an invaluable platform for engaging clients on their own turf.

Facebook understands its leading role as an identity technology -- it is providing the leading tool for individual empowerment, not although, but precisely because it is also the leading tool to deceive, coerce and manipulate the perceptions of others.

While our heroes of yore were alpha males (analytical, independent, driven), today there's an emerging female-style intellect (much less cold, much more social) that is becoming the leading tool for success in our colliding worlds of social, interpersonal, professional and more.

Over the past several years, real-time PCR has become the leading tool for the detection and quantification of nucleic acids.

In fact, since the 80's the emissions trading-mechanism act has served as a leading policy tool for the EPA in effort to reduce emissions (mostly sulfuric dioxide) and as a leading tool to cope with climate change phenomena.

Singh and Singla [60] provide an overview of the leading tools and technologies for big data storage and processing, throw some light on other big data emerging technologies, as well as cover the business areas from which big data are being generated.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has become the leading imaging tool for providing fine anatomical and physiology details.

We believe extension of these technologies to an in vivo setting in rabbits is feasible and that our results support future work exploring the role of MRI as a leading imaging tool for this debilitating and life-threatening disease.

In keeping with UNICEF's broader mandate, The State of the World's Children has become not only a major reference source of information on children worldwide, but also a leading advocacy tool for those working to realize children's rights.