Sentence examples for one salience from inspiring English sources

Strikingly, bvFTD clinical severity correlated with connectivity disruption in only one Salience Network region: the right frontoinsula (Fig.  3b).

Existential themes take on salience when one sees that the general question of the meaning of being involves first becoming clear about one's own being as an inquirer.

Based on stakeholder salience theory, companies can determine the salience through stakeholders' legitimacy, urgency, and power.

We thus begin by exploring the correlations between layers in a multilayer network having three types of links, one based on interaction frequency, another based on collocation frequency, while the third is based on cognitive salience.

Being an outsider is certainly not enough to guarantee the salience of one's vision.

The dorsal anterior cingulate cortex and adjacent part of the midline superior frontal gyrus (dACC/SFG) was chosen as the target domain-general region as it is the one component of the salience and central executive networks that lies within anterior cerebral artery territory, whereas aphasic strokes are usually the consequence of infarction within middle cerebral artery territory.

On the one hand, racial attitudes had similar effects in terms of their salience among both southern and non-southern whites.

One was on the order of 30 s epochs in which different degrees of familiarity, autobiographical salience, and affective valence were modeled as sustained shifts in BOLD response.

On the one hand, the timing of the floods is likely to have had a big effect - and so the salience of climate change in flood-ravaged areas of rural Wales may not be mirrored in urban centres across the British Isles.

The i has salience on the street.

Perhaps more important, voting rights will take on a new salience as a national political issue.