The phrase "as most salient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the most prominent or important aspects of a discussion or argument.
Example: "In this analysis, we will focus on the factors that are as most salient to the overall outcome of the project."
Alternatives: "as most prominent" or "as most significant".
The final set of themes that emerged as most salient to the case were located in the following areas: Teacher collaboration School vision Curriculum and project-based learning (PBL) Responding to student needs.
The results suggest that second language motivation, based on the L2 motivation factors identified as most salient in this educational context, was significantly associated with the amount of time spent preparing for language tests and experience taking a high-stakes language test intended primarily for university-entrance purposes.
They found its functional properties, while manipulating the affordances, of the MAB they perceived as most salient.
Following this qualitative analysis of the concept elicitation focus groups, the concepts identified as most salient to the participants' experience of IBS-D were then formulated into a conceptual framework.
For instance, in our study all patients had cancer-related pain and they may view certain levels of attributes as most salient or a "must" in pain treatment decision-making.
Five themes emerged as most salient in identifying how and why specific aspects of YMI positively influenced participants: personal reflection, experience-based learning, connections with youth facilitators, new peer groups and aspirational messaging.
Moreover, even though the member states de facto are 'the Masters of the Treaties', over time intergovernmentalism has increasingly been countered by the struggle for 'a citizens Europe' (as is most salient in the assignment of EU citizenship in the Treaty of Maastricht and in the EU's Charter of Fundamental Rights linked to the Lisbon Treaty).
Economic factors such as lack of access to adequate nutrition emerged as the most salient factor for non-adherence from the perspective of the respondents.
Some local contrast-based methods, such as IT, AIM, SR, GB, and CA, detect the boundary of objects as the most salient like their performance on the BRUCE dataset.
Arrogance is often cited as his most salient characteristic, with litigiousness, which cost him royal and church patronage and made him dependent on private patrons, a close second.
We find that middle- and working-class respondents alike identify the problem of racism as the most salient obstacle facing African Americans.
