Sentence examples for resource leading from inspiring English sources

Energy resource, leading to changes of physicochemical parameters, is also an important factor to exert influences in microbial community (Bowen et al. 2011; Campbell et al. 2010) in natural ecosystem.

In term of the resource based view of the firm entrepreneurial and market orientation are organizational capabilities that create a unique resource leading to better performance (Hult and Ketchen 2001).

When there are fewer resources in the system (small m), there are more tasks scheduled on each resource, leading to more time being required to find the ideal resource to execute a task.

However, only configurations in a subspace can be simulated in practice due to long simulation time and limited resource, leading to suboptimal conclusions which might not be applied to a larger design space.

Climate change acts as a "multiplier of other resource crises," according to Timothy Snyder, a professor of history at Yale University, causing uncertainty about resources, leading to "the ecological panic that I'm afraid will lead to mass killings in the decades to come," Mr. Snyder told the symposium.

Natural disasters like blizzards, earthquakes, and hurricanes drive reform and the allocation of resources, leading to improvements in public safety.

Their presence has created an unprecedented strain on national resources, leading to the Lebanese government tightening restrictions last week on Syrians entering the country.

They'll put more pressure on the world's already dwindling resources, leading to war, famine and all the other Horsemen of the Apocalypse.

Second, Spanish settlements focused on the extraction of resources, leading to the establishment of mining centres in Huancavelica and at Potosí, in modern Bolivia.

High levels of community autonomy are mainly found in resource-rich urban areas; this may give privileged access to resources, leading to a perpetuation of advantage or disadvantage based on locality.

Environmental disasters have become the new vampires in fiction trends, a typical storyline dealing with conflict over basic resources leading to an imbalance of power between totalitarian rulers and their hapless serfs.