Sentence examples for salience also from inspiring English sources

Temporal salience, also called recency bias, captures the idea that individuals apply greater weight in decision-making to information that is closest in time to the decision point [ 31].

After the mayoral election at the start of this month, in which housing emerged as the dominant campaign theme, its political salience is also an established fact.

However, student participation in the design of marketing materials may increase the material's salience, while also improving children's commitment and attitudes towards healthy eating.

But the project's political salience is also part of a concerted effort by opponents to build a political base in the neighborhoods of northwest Brooklyn, an effort that began to intensify last spring, when the Empire State Development Corporation began its formal review of the project's potential environmental impact.

Researchers have argued that salience is also influenced by top-down factors (e.g., training or prior knowledge), particularly for tasks that simulate real world decisions (Fabrikant, Hespanha, & Hegarty, 2010; Hegarty, Canham, & Fabrikant, 2010; Henderson, 2007).

Riggs claims that Lackey's objections wrongly suppose that defenders of the credit thesis think that knowledge requires praiseworthiness, are too closely tied to Greco's particular account of credit (with its emphasis on explanatory salience), and also overlook the possibility of "group effort" in achievements.

Physical salience might also partly explain responses to primary punishers with substantial physical intensity [ 45].

Furthermore, increased salience should also increase FRN amplitudes which was not the case for the explicit stimuli.

Alterations in the connectivity between the DMN and other networks, including the task-positive network and the salience network also have been reported (Sours et al. 2013).

The present results demonstrate not only that this area shows a generalized increase to the degree of familiarity and autobiographical salience but also that this region follows the structural aspects of the music.

Altogether, creating peripheral locations (TD level 1) may be effective in improving sexual opportunities by decreasing salience and also by increasing the chance objects will obscure the view of more dominant competitors.