Sentence examples for cause a salient from inspiring English sources

Our findings suggest that time-slowing is a function of recollection, not perception: a richer encoding of memory may cause a salient event to appear, retrospectively, as though it lasted longer.

The reviewer has brought up a very salient point; namely, that any compound leading to a rise in glucose levels would be expected to cause a reciprocal increase in β-cell number.

Such asymmetric crossmodal grouping for even- and odd-numbered stimuli may cause an attention shift towards the salient taps (T2) (even though participants were told to disregard the sounds).

According to this idea, the increased perceptual complexity of visual search displays containing a salient distractor causes a need for perceptual resolution that completes prior to the deployment of attention.

The color catches the eye of a customer, bleeds onto the scale and changes its color, and causes a host of other effects that are not salient when considering only the effect of the measurement.

"Irrelevant observations have a cost, paid by the distraction they cause from the salient information" [3].

Studies of animal communication systems have revealed that the perception of a salient signal can cause large-scale changes in brain gene expression, but little is known about how communication affects the neurogenomic state of the sender.

The causal attribution is unequivocal and fully consistent with the shared cultural model of health and illness in which wind is a salient external cause of disease.

Shelf out-of-stock (OOS) is a salient problem that causes non-trivial profit loss in retailing.

So, for example, we may appropriately judge that the pain a certain action would cause is a reason for a sadist not to perform the action, because the salient concern in the context is our compassion for others.

In Japan, AR caused by Japanese cedar pollen, the most common allergic disease, has become a salient public health challenge.