Sentence examples for be less salient from inspiring English sources

Differences in heaviness were likely to be less salient than differences in object size.

If most light sources were intermittent as in piezoelectric lighters, or if most objects were buzzing all the time, this element of disanalogy would be less salient.

But if we take this prayer as canonical for the emotion, then both the notion of God as creator (opening sentence) and Otto's privileged attribute of the divine majesty are also in the believer's construal of God, though they seem to be less salient than the attribute of moral judge.

Manipulating color to be less salient while enhancing the saliency of the orientation of the Gabor patch (Experiment B) led to delayed color selection and enhanced orientation selection.

Thus, their HIV status is not apparent to others and fears of stigma and discrimination from people in the wider community may be less salient.

Indeed, perceptions of inequity may be less salient in high quality relationships as both members of the dyad are motivated to maintain a mutually supporting relationship [ 28].

But perhaps anger over Iraq is less salient politically than fear about terrorism.

Thus, for helpless children, successes are less salient, less predictive, and less enduring--less successful.

Once the nation's political priority, health as an issue is less salient than it has been in 20 years.

Arguably, the jobs issue is less salient in Iowa, where the unemployment rate is a relatively low 5.7 percent.

These strengths often give rise to the next great industry, even when the strengths are less salient than the country's problems.