Sentence examples for more salient function from inspiring English sources

MCSs are used not only to supervise but also to coordinate, and this second, more salient function avoids possible suspicions that could damage trust.

Specific aspect of cognitive functioning such as memory and psychomotor coordination appeared to be more salient than executive functioning or abstract reasoning.

Furthermore, awareness and attention to obesity in this population may be lacking; for example, issues such as bowel function may be more salient to children, parents and healthcare professionals [ 6, 17, 27, 34].

By inference, our results indicate that the compromised hippocampal-amygdala function in CRND8 mice likely impaired the processing and the use of the more salient conditional tone stimulus [ 59, 60].

The experience of atypical functioning or sensing may be far more salient for someone getting to know a person with a disability than it is to the person herself.

As noted by Reason and Lucas (1984) diaries "serve a valuable function as wide-gauge trawl nets, picking up the more salient types of lapse" (p. 56).

Besides, the negative role of occupational prestige in status discordance is more salient for rural residents.

Functional and perceived aspects of social support may be even more salient to mortality risk [ 28].

The more salient that possibility, the more circumspect our thinking.

For her, color was more salient than shape.

A recession makes such doubt all the more salient.