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Cao et al. [97] point out that local evidence is sufficiently strong only for a few prominent landmarks, but otherwise most others are not salient enough and cannot be reliably characterized by their image appearance, and therefore shape constraint is essential.
These data support that olfactory information can help to stabilize place fields when other sensory modalities are not salient enough.
And if the data do not show a renewal effect, it can be argued post hoc that the context change was not salient enough to affect learning.
One possibility along the latter lines would be that shape is not salient enough for primates in the food domain, but can be used for object individuation if made more salient.
Some of these things are not really salient enough, at least not for the previous models.
The illusory figures viewed through this mode of presentation may simply not be salient enough to strongly activate these early neural mechanisms.
They interpreted the absence of FRN as related to the possibility that the feedback stimuli (i.e., green and red squares) used in their study were not motivationally salient enough for the children.
To date, results from HRQoL studies have not been salient enough to lead to changes in clinical practice.
These results are likely due to a pattern observed in other studies where men report significantly lower prevalence for IPV experienced earlier in life when compared with women. 1 5 10 One possibility is that if men experience less severe and threatening violence, it may not be salient enough for them to recall later in life.
Apparently, these themes were not seen as salient enough during the card sort task to get sorted together.
This implies that in the Lien et al. (2010) study with only four elements, of which two were considered "singletons" (e.g., a red and a green item among two gray items), the singletons may not have been salient enough for pop-out search, causing selection to be slow and serial.
