presents salient case studies from around the world.
The most salient case of the reception of Marty, however, is that of Karl Bühler's theory of language, in which Marty's contribution is explicitly acknowledged (Bühler 1934).
Salient case-patient clinical characteristics are displayed in the Table.
While they're obviously salient cases, they're also just as obviously extreme cases.
Calculations of cultural salience have two assumptions; items named by more individuals are more salient (in this case, more central to the concept of "animal"), items named earlier on an individual's list are more salient [Quinlan, 2005].
This is a point that becomes acutely salient in the case of Alzheimer's disease.
This feature, which is particularly salient in the case of the EU, means that there is no conventional governmental framework to follow, and no pre-existing blueprint from which to draw in devising appropriate regulatory strategies.
Our results show that money obtained under low effort leads to different consumption patterns than money obtained under high efforts: superior goods are more salient in the case of low effort money.
This difference is the most salient in the case of rectangular time-window, which yields considerably larger fluctuations of structural properties than the other methods.
In particular, questions of distributive justice who has access or who receives which kind of treatment (Rawls, 1971)—are especially salient in this case, in which poor PWID are being asked to assume the risks of enrolling in a clinical trial for HCV.
