Sentence examples for highly salient and from inspiring English sources

Issues that are highly salient and visible to key constituencies, for instance, may cause politically ambitious actors to alter their bargaining positions.

Because it's important to capture both highly salient and "hidden" aspects of emotional culture, we also look for spontaneous, nonverbal cues such as facial expressions, posture, gestures, and vocal tone.

Public opinion polls reveal that from the late 20th through the early 21st century, the federal government's role in providing health care services has been a highly salient and contentious issue.

"But, the big surprise in this research was the very high rate at which both younger and older children initially used the plural pronoun 'they' to refer to the person who committed the highly salient and disallowed act of knocking the cans down," he said.

Attention ensures that the brain prioritizes the processing of highly salient and unexpected stimuli at the expense of other ongoing information processing and behaviour [1], [2].

On the other hand, it may be argued that reward consumption in these situations remains highly salient and thus needs to be memorized.

Given the importance of action-oriented research for informing and guiding solutions to high-burden and highly salient food and nutrition problems, the present study suggests there is an undersupply of such research, especially in nutrition journals.

On the other hand, social information has a highly salient status, and seems to be rapidly and automatically processed [15].

A maximal increase of prefrontal NE release was observed in control animals in response to both rewarding and aversive highly salient stimuli (WCh and IPL), and in stressed animals exposed to rewarding or aversive mildly salient stimuli (Fig. 1).

N2pc amplitude has been shown to be sensitive to shifts of attention between a highly salient distractor and a less salient target [16] [17].

Because passive administration of drugs has been shown to result in smaller increases in dopamine compared with a self-administration (Leyton 2007), a webcam was used so the participants could see the highly salient 'flashback' and injection of heroin.