Sentence examples for are very salient from inspiring English sources
"These things are very salient," Ramachandran said in a resonant baritone, which carries a British-inflected Indian accent.
"There is a long history of people interested in whether plants could hear sound, and that usually involved sounds that are very salient to us — music or tones of pure sound — just to see if plants would react," said study author and biologist Reginald Corcroft.
While Miller agreed that "mass shootings are very salient," he noted their rarity compared to suicides and inner-city violence.
In some methods, such as SER, MSS, and SF, the pixels in the cup, knife, or table mat are very salient due to the global consideration.
Interestingly, the same themes emerged in the independent analysis of the first and second interviews, which suggests these themes are very salient for the participating women.
At the same time, young voters don't consider the abortion issue to be very salient.
Individuals who reported that religion was very salient in their coping with pain reported much higher levels of instrumental, emotional, arthritis-related, and general social support.
It is interesting that Kannan's fixed point theorem is very salient because the author of [7] proved that Kannan's theorem describes the completeness of the metric.
The total absence of pine regeneration taller than 1.5 m throughout the three consecutive monitoring periods was very salient in the data.
Unfortunately, the trace model comes into conflict with a very familiar feature of our experience: that some memories of recent events may fade more quickly than memories of more distant events, especially when those distant events were very salient ones (visiting a rarely seen and frightening relative when one was a child, for instance).
