Sentence examples for making it more salient from inspiring English sources

For example, Desimone (1996) suggested that repeated processing of a stimulus produces a "sharpening" of its cortical representation, possibly making it more salient within its environment.

The physical disability was mentioned as the cause of the distress, although the psychosocial reality was emphasized in the narrative, making it more salient than the physical disability.

The motivation for using an additional PTI of a fixed 300 ms after the WS was to temporally isolate the WS, thereby making it more salient.

It makes it more salient for people who might be affected.

It is not a new question Arab intellectuals of the 19th century pondered the puzzle of their ancient civilisation's weakness in the face of an imperialist West but the past decades have made it more salient than ever, both within the region and outside.

By lingering on his chosen card, Olson made it more "salient" so it stuck in the volunteers' minds without them even realising it.

They made it more salient.

Since increasing the delay between learning and sleep resulted in significantly better performance from learning to retention test, we propose that a period of time spent awake, further processing the neutral memories, strengthens the memory trace and makes it more salient, possibly through time-dependent consolidation occurring during a time of passive activities.

In general, construing things in more abstract terms tends to facilitate more rational thought and behaviour, possibly because it makes more salient the reasons why we want to exercise self-control in the first place.

It is also because excessive reliance on redistribution fosters backlash, making taxes more salient and feeding into the conservative critique that government simply meddles with "natural" market rewards (Hacker, 2011).

The results concluded that "making badges more salient produced increases in forum engagement" (Anderson et al. 2014).