The impact of work avoidance on achievement and well-being outcomes seem to be more salient compared to the oft-examined mastery and performance goals.
But as Mr. Friedman's research makes clear, his subject couldn't be more salient, semiotically speaking.
But it may be more salient to ask why most video games are set in so few genres to begin with, and whether that's changing.
All of these factors may be more salient when the target company is bigger and can more easily know the universe of bidders to contact.
Together, these facts suggest that our reasons for punching will always be more salient to us than the punches themselves — but that the opposite will be true of other people's reasons and other people's punches.
It makes sense that information discussed and delivered by friends and colleagues will be more salient than the same information delivered in a dull lecture while you're struggling to stay awake.
Pixels with a high weighted dissimilarity from surrounding pixels are detected to be more salient.
With the deeper penetration of ICT technologies, this trend appears to be more salient.
The majority of those skills will likely be more salient to entrepreneurs than to those seeking work in established companies.
We assume that the object with the pop-out effect tends to be more salient than the other objects.
Ambiguous genetic results on complex disease phenotypes could be more salient if considered in an epigenomic context (Feinberg 2010).
