Sentence examples for higher salience from inspiring English sources

Of higher salience, however, seems another aspect, namely the EU's instrumental need of Kazakhstan.

In fact, hate crimes are likely to have many fundamental drivers; local differences in xenophobic ideology or a higher salience of immigrants are only two obvious examples.

Stimuli of higher salience, discriminable enough to be processed in parallel, are more likely to be processed with limited resilience and with far more modest redundancy gains.

We also compared the distribution of motion contained in the higher salience dots (feet, hand/elbow) to the saccade distributions.

These results show that position 1 have the higher salience, followed by position 2. Position 3 does not contribute to discrimination in these triple patterns indicating that similar signals at positions 1 and/or 2 can overshadow the small contribution of position 3 as seen in the dual patterns (Fig. 4B).

Patient participants, regardless of reading ability, gave this issue considerably higher salience than health professional participants.

Because you'd make defence high salience with the public.'" Woodward deemed this a little drastic.

Tyler Cowen responds:I see the inequality issue as having high salience for NYT readers, for Democratic Party donors, and for progressive activists.

Even here, the possibility of mutual respect exists.In practice, though, belief also has intractable implications for public policy, and the high salience of religious faith in the uncompromising form which John Paul professed has lent a new rancour to the politics of many democracies.

It thus follows that good functioning of democracy (good democracy) entails high salience of the local-urban dimension.

Moreover, by visiting the Middle East, she signalled greater U.S. involvement in an issue that had high salience for European audiences.