Sentence examples for most salient cause from inspiring English sources

The reduction in fracture risk associated with use of hormone therapy is comparable to that from bisphosphonate drugs, and its use addresses the most salient cause of this disease that so disproportionately affects older women: loss of estrogen.

However, both at the global level (Lambin and Meyfroidt 2011; Mace et al. 2005) and more specifically in Kenyan and other East African rangelands (Western et al. 2009), habitat loss is increasingly emerging as the most salient cause of species decline.

'The cause', relative to a given context, simply refers to something like the most salient cause at the context, just like 'the dog' refers to something like the most salient dog at the context; that is all a matter of what 'the' means and nothing at all to do with causation, or with dogs for that matter).

Pain expression was the most salient cue in this context.

There were no doubt many causes, but most salient was the intellectual groundwork created by Emerson and his followers in the Transcendentalist movement.

What's so upsetting is that it has perverted noble causes, the most salient being the support for the Palestinian people; parts of the Corbynite Left's turn-a-blind-eye stance towards anti-semitism undermines any chance of helping alleviate their suffering.

P is for Primes, the initial stage of sleep, whose most salient characteristic is the annoyance it causes in the outside worldNdogs barking, Messianists preaching on sidewalks, etc. Sigismund (S) is the second, contractive stage in which the body loses as much as an inch in length and four pounds in weight.

"The hypocrisy argument, which is most salient with active C.E.O.'s, is salient with retirees.

"It seemed like their most salient feature," he said.

But its shape will be its most salient element.

Besides, I failed to mark most salient points.