Sentence examples for more salient when from inspiring English sources
Whereas distributive injustice was more salient when future (versus past) orientation was induced, interactional injustice was more salient when past orientation was induced and at less temporal distance.
This point becomes more salient when you consider that rates of depression seem to be generally on the increase.
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.
But activist investors also engage firms through behind-the-scenes actions, and gender bias is likely to be more salient when investors act in less public ways.
All of these factors may be more salient when the target company is bigger and can more easily know the universe of bidders to contact.
Through an experiment, it was found that the superiority of a personalized message over a standardized message was more salient when the message recipient was highly involved with the focal subject of the message than lowly involved.
Could the Democrats have a more salient issue, when Americans feel this vulnerable?
This complaint, made before the huge growth spurt of federal regulatory agencies in the 1960s and 1970s, is even more salient today, when the White House relies so heavily on executive orders and policy czars, and more and more problems are being addressed by bureaucratic fiat rather than congressional legislation.
This saccade-locked alpha was specific to distractor-salient trials and could index the transient inhibition of the prepotent response to saccade to the more salient distractor; when inhibition was successful, top-down processes won the competition for selection and the first saccade was directed to the target.
When group or collective identity is more salient, that is when the social context results in greater identification with a collective, needs focus more on enhancing group-based self-esteem through the pursuit of group goals and a sense of relatedness, respect, and belonging.
Second, psychological explanations may be more salient to laypeople when a behavior is described concretely than when it is described in the abstract.
