The phrase "a salient finding of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing important or noteworthy results from research or analysis.
Example: "A salient finding of the study was the significant correlation between sleep quality and academic performance."
Alternatives: "a key discovery of" or "an important result of".
A salient finding of our study was the multiplicative effect that cool aspect has on burning probabilities of forests located at low or high elevation, as well as the interchangeable effect of some topographic combinations in the Subalpine.
In summary, a salient finding of our study is the decline or stagnation in attained heights over the last 40 years, particularly in Africa and for the poorer populations across the world.
This observation has been a salient finding of this study.
A salient finding of this study is that TML-Cs, show somatic and axonal expression of CB1R.
A salient finding of our study was the association of tobacco consumption with overexpression of PI Synthase in OSCCs.
1– 4 A salient finding of recent cancer patient surveys is that patients treated by London hospitals reported poorer experiences compared with those treated by hospitals in other English regions. 1 5–7 Several hypotheses can be considered to explain this type of geographical variation in crude hospital experience scores.
A salient finding is that, regardless of the underlying traffic pattern, the efficacy of NPO is correlated to the coefficient of variation of the traffic matrix.
Regarding calcium-phosphorus and PTH levels, a salient finding is that only 28.7% of subjects with stage 3 and 20.7% of subjects with stage 4 had levels of PTH within the recommended targets based on K-DOQI guidelines [ 28- 31].
The most salient finding of this study was an increased uptake of 18 F-fluoride at the endplates of the upper and lower vertebral bodies of the fusion region, which was significantly associated with the degree of cage subsidence on CT, regardless of the length of follow-up.
The salient finding of this investigation is that patients sustaining even a single episode of BG < 70 mg/dL during ICU stay incurred substantially greater LOS than did those without an episode of hypoglycemia: 1.8 (1.0-3.3 1.0-3.30 (1.5-6.7) days (p < 0.0001).
The most salient finding of the study is that user performance is dependent on the type of multimedia combination and the type of learning task in terms of complexity.
