Sentence examples for may become salient from inspiring English sources
When it is unclear why the firm is not performing as well as it could, gender stereotypes may become salient and influence how activists assess the CEO's competence.
In some cases, the strengthened or neg-raised contrary reading may become salient enough over time to block the literal interpretation, as when French Il ne faut pas partir literally = "one needn't leave" (an O vertex modal)—can now be used only to express the stronger proposition that one must not-leave (E vertex).
Linguistic differences may become salient markers of divisions between social groups, for example, speaking a language with a particular accent may imply membership of an ethnic minority or social class, one's area of origin, or status as a second language speaker.
Detection and interpretation will likely overlap, because bodily changes may become salient through interpretation (Alonzo, 1979; Pennebaker, 1982).
Common to them all is the idiosyncratic, the particular and the singular, and that all are part of the same struggle to keep open our path of access to the world, so that our protections against it may fall and its individual character, its here and now, its you and I, may emerge and become salient.
This is significant clinically as it means that drug-associated cues may become more salient when re-experienced even after long periods of drug abstinence.
This feature may become especially salient as execution workflows of modern codes become more heterogeneous, since different components will likely exhibit different scaling behavior.
In this setting, the organization or clinic characteristics may become more salient to the learner.
31 It is therefore plausible that abnormal eating behavior may become less salient as apathy becomes more prominent.
Due to object-based unilateral neglect of the leftward tens digit, processing the unit digit may become more salient, so that the compatibility effect increases in turn.
This may change as the registry is adopted by research sites that are not part of the designer group; there staff attitudes and clinical priorities may become more salient, as found in other registries [ 18].
