Sentence examples for already salient from inspiring English sources

Even models which seem to be devoted to narrow microeconomic allocation problems may turn out to be quite relevant, and some models are addressing issues already salient in political philosophy.

We designed behavior change interventions to elicit disgust and nurture emotions, which are strong promoters of hygiene behavior [ 19– 23] and are already salient within Zimbabwean culture.

Indeed, studies using emotion inductions have found that such manipulations induce retrograde memory enhancements for stimuli that were already particularly salient in participants' minds (Sakaki, Fryer, & Mather, 2014); it may be that the retrograde impact of physical exercise is similarly constrained and that abstract shapes are simply less salient than faces.

The candidates' records on campaign finance and the role of money in politics was already a salient issue in the campaign prior to the pledge flap.

The selectivity mechanism refers to the fact that premarital cohabitation is more frequently experienced by a selected group of people, who were already different in salient ways from the remainder of the population in terms of values and beliefs related to family life and marriage before the choice to cohabit.

Such machine-derived labels are seldom a close approximation of natural scientific language, and we therefore translated the machine-derived labels into more salient terms already utilized in the neuroethics literature.

If that were indeed the case, then the requirements of the vectorial model suggest that these ancestral modules must already have evolved the salient characteristics summarized in Figure 3.

This task related theta-synchronization was only evident for the SON, but not for unfamiliar name (UN) stimuli, indicating that top-down processes might be easier to engage when the stimulus is emotionally salient and already strongly bottom-up processed.

Perhaps most salient, sterling is already heavily devalued, with its trade-weighted value falling by 30% between mid-2007 and the end of 2008 before perking up a bit.

In this experiment, we assume that Stages 1 and 2 have already been designed to extract salient features; in this case, the adaptive filters of Stage 2 are trained on the motion with a linear classifier.

The current fervor over whether or not the Boy Scouts of America should accept homosexuals into its ranks misses a far more salient point: We're already there.