The phrase "are salient information" is not correct in English.
It should be "is salient information" because "information" is an uncountable noun. You can use it when discussing important or prominent details in a specific context.
Example: "The report highlights what is salient information for understanding the current market trends."
Alternatives: "is significant information" or "is key information."
(b) Availability of partner for coordinating family activities, daily activities in new family situations, activity, and location information of dependent children are salient awareness information needs for this group.
Its three core processes, SemRep, Summarization, and Visualization, respectively extracts semantic predications capturing the citations' content, identifies predications which are salient to a specific user-indicated information need, and displays them in a graphic representation.
Two findings are salient.
Though the conventional visualization given in Fig. 10c is salient, more relevant information can be provided.
Informal conversations For all participants, conversations, particularly among peers or fellow parents, were salient sources of information and consultation about optional vaccines.
This finding suggests that the D1/D5 receptor system may be important in situations where increased arousal or novel perception are important factors in information storage: If the information is salient enough in its own right to meet the threshold required for persistent storage, additional activation of the dopaminergic system becomes redundant.
The detection and discrimination of infrared small dim targets is a challenge in automatic target recognition (ATR), because there is no salient information of size, shape and texture.
Using the delineation maps with the FFD approach is not really efficient, since it uses a grid of control points, which may not lie on the organs boundaries, that is, the salient information.
If an applicant had foreign experience, this information was salient to employers in the subject line of the emails sent to employers by listing "[Position applying for]: Applicant with work experience in Singapore/Malaysia," as well as in the content of the application letter by listing "I had relevant work experience in Singapore/Malaysia".
Constant time bin and conditional sampling provide matching results when spatial information is salient and represents a major determinant in the clustering procedure (Fig. 4).
