Sentence examples for may be salient from inspiring English sources

Among the issues that may be salient are the venue, the nature of the question that is asked, and the nature of a possible "experimenter" effect.

Conclusions: We propose that immunologic alterations, characterized by a suppression of NKCA and NK cell number concomitant with proinflammatory processes, may constitute an immunologic phenotype unique to early-age-onset depression and may be salient factors in the pathogenesis of depression.

Examination of regional care patterns in antenatal corticosteroid use (ACU) rates may be salient for the development of targeted interventions.

Although feature points may be salient and therefore suitable for object recognition, they are susceptible to viewpoint changes.

And it may be that trust-making features vary with social and political circumstances different features may be salient in different stages of development or between war and peace times and so on.

Female rhesus macaques also selectively attend to red faces and hindquarters of other females, suggesting red colouration may be salient to intrasexual interaction [8].

The inclusion of information on the time of onset of a health condition in community-perspective utility survey health state descriptions may not be salient to or may not induce expression of preferences related to disease onset among respondents.

Many previous studies used human speech syllables, which may not be salient to all animal species.

The illusory figures viewed through this mode of presentation may simply not be salient enough to strongly activate these early neural mechanisms.

While race may not matter for some applicants, for others it may be urgently salient.

There may be one salient difference between the powers conferred on the Scott inquiry and on the Chilcot inquiry.