Dan Cantor, the party's executive director, said that he expected a large turnout at the hearings, even though "it's not an issue of great salience — it's not health care or their job.
Regarding reactivity towards erotic stimuli, the LPP is seen as the most relevant ERP-component, as more positive amplitudes in the LPP reflect larger incentive salience and higher arousal.
While the hypothesis that behavior in large part determines cognitive salience is plausible, recent work on the culture-network link also proposes that the reverse arrow of causation is also equally plausible: That going from cognitive salience to behavioral interactions [17, 18].
Discrimination is predicted to a large extent by positional salience, but divergence from this rule and data from the transfer tests also indicate configural phenomena.
Feminists lost a major battle, the campaign for an Equal Rights Amendment, in large part because of the salience of the bathroom myth.
A previous study that examined which quality indicators were relevant or useful to patients when choosing a health plan showed a large amount of variation in the salience of different indicators.
Functional network analysis suggests that the insular cortex processes information through high-level cognitive control and attentional processes, mediating "salience switching" between other large functional networks involved in externally-oriented attention and internally-oriented cognition [reviewed in [ 22]].
This allowed rewarded stimuli to exert a larger influence on attentional guidance than did salience, even when reward was absent.
All coefficients were statistically significant (p <.05), larger than a frequently used standard for salience of.10 [ 44] and within ranges (0.3 to 1.0) reported in a review of standardized loadings commonly used in Monte Carlo studies [ 45].
This is followed by a periodicity estimation block that calculates the salience of musical accents for a large number of potential periods.
