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Thus, with AM the lack of expression of flagellin by P. aeruginosa leads to a significant reduction of KC, TNF-α and IL-6 secretion (see Fig. 3), a feature that is not so salient when EC are used.
Although our birds were able to discriminate between the two foods (both latency to reach the food and food consumption were significantly different between treatments in the preshift phase), the similar properties might have meant the alteration was not so salient and resulted in a lack of SNC effects.
The show is not so much written as curated, with all the salient artifacts — mustaches, bell-bottom jeans, the hustle, Quiana halter dresses, Tab, quaaludes and wife swapping parties — tenderly laid out like an exhibition in a social anthropology museum.
The differences between Jeremy Corbyn and Bernie Sanders, which are most salient on foreign policy, reflect not so much the differences in their personalities or their ideologies.
The images used in VL-PI are standardized, so salient parts are easily visible and not obscured by extraneous features (Baskauf and Kirchoff, 2008).
But Mr Carswell appears to be in a minority - not so much in his views, as in his enthusiasm for making Europe a salient issue at this stage of the current parliament.
"The threat becomes so salient that it is foremost on everyone's mind," he said.
Even among young Cubans, Castro is admired for resisting Yankee bullying and interference, so salient in the country's past.
What very few are articulating is why this line of debate is so salient with the current population of teachers.
"By making it so salient, and advertising this, and emphasizing it so much, they're actually perpetuating the problem," Feinberg said, the "problem" being "this notion that America's polarized and I can't even talk to anybody that's on the other side".
