Sentence examples for not only salient from inspiring English sources

Stephan Winter proposed the importance of visibility of landmarks in advance of an intersection (Winter, 2003), with landmarks being preferred when they are not only salient but visible before arriving at an intersection.

Borrowing the term from terror management theory, the idea is make mortality not only salient, but also compelling.

Ms. Lee recruited four new actors to join Mr. Jennings and re-opened discussion with the cast about which aspects of black life and race relations were not only most salient today but also most potentially provocative for audience members.

Indeed, in this study we learned not only the salient beliefs of surgeons but also the reasons for those beliefs.

However, the gamma band effects were not the only salient effects in the current study, as we also detected a similar proportion of electrodes at which power in lower frequency bands was modulated by memory load.

Contrary to common belief, not only the salient-pole machine suffered from rotor position influence on the FRA.

Some, but not all, of these features might be captured by the AToM hypothesis, which argues that VPC bottom-up attention is triggered not only by highly salient external events (e.g., flashing lights, noises) but also by highly salient internal events such as when a remembered item "pops" into awareness (Cabeza et al. 2008).

Elevation is obviously essential but it need not be the only salient trait – a chip can succeed because of its sheer unexpectedness, meaning the keeper could have reached it if only he'd anticipated it.

It shows that MR does well not only in the salient region detection task but also in this fixation prediction evaluation.

Further, the relationship between environmental and subjective stressors occurs not only for highly salient events but also for everyday events.

Thematic analysis revealed that patients' concerns over financial needs were not only the most salient issue at EOL, but were also far more pressing than cancer-related health issues.