Ms Spielman's lack of frontline classroom experience is a more salient concern, since she must command some confidence among teachers.
We cannot rule out that some effects of anesthesia on [18F]flumazenil uptake and binding arose from changes in cardiac output, since central and peripheral GABAA receptors do regulate heart rate [48], although cerebral blood flow is the more salient issue, since it can influence delivery of lipophilic tracers to the brain.
Since social norms become more salient when the receiver of social influence is motivated to maintain a relationship with the sender of social influence [ 36], women are likely to be receptive to their husbands' beliefs and opinions about delivery care.
We observe that the preparatory phase is a natural bootstrap since the hand motion is more salient than other regions and the hand is hardly to enter into the view field from the top side.
In contrast, if chimpanzees are unable to do so, their response pattern should be random, or in the other direction since congruent sequences are acoustically more salient than the incongruent ones.
Traditional ODA and new development cooperation are useful instruments of foreign policy since first appearance and have become increasingly more salient, for both DAC and non-DAC donors.
Their explanation for their findings was that since vertical movements require more energy they are more salient and so this dimension is learned more quickly.
This is especially relevant with respect to the local-distant dichotomy since proximity may be a surrogate measure of more salient factors (i.e., motivation to make lifestyle and behaviour changes) that influence weight management success.
This phenomenon provides a useful depth cue for stereo saliency analysis, since objects with a pop-out effect are usually more salient than objects that have a deep-in effect.
These results do not seem to be in line with the feedback saliency account since positive feedback is generally not assumed to be more salient (Baumeister et al., 2001).
