Two Marist College professors concluded, in a study in The Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, that "while issues such as personality and appearance did enter into the postings, these were secondary motivators compared to more salient issues such as competence, knowledge, clarity and helpfulness".
This same transformation is relatively nascent in developing economies where more salient challenges, such as poverty, have yet to be overcome.
More salient reasons, such as the suggestion that strip clubs make the area dangerous for women, have not been backed up by evidence.
But we should not rely on those statistics to the detriment of comments from teachers, recommendations, interviews and other non-measurable but more salient attributes such as character, imagination, wit and honesty.
The recall bias examined in this analysis only pertained to community GP visits, not more salient events such as an inpatient admissions that are reported to have a greater degree of recall accuracy [ 6].
Furthermore, with recent studies questioning the cost-effectiveness of telehealth [ 24], it becomes even more salient to unravel such underlying issues.
Nittrouer's developmental weighting shift hypothesis (DWS; Nittrouer, 1996) suggests that children are initially more sensitive to global measures such as formant transitions, as they are considered perceptually more salient than static cues such as duration.
Nevertheless, he says, "the privacy concerns are even more salient". That is because such data reveal detailed social and business connections and location information, which can often be linked back to individuals.
An extension to other more salient and robust features such as SIFT and HOG would increase the applicability of the proposed method for real-world applications.
The opposed findings of Portas and colleagues [22], who reported preserved activation of the auditory cortex and thalamic regions during light NREM sleep, may originate from the use of more salient, especially personal stimuli such as the own names.
