Sentence examples for salience of having from inspiring English sources

"The coverage the protesters are getting certainly puts a spotlight back on the role Wall Street abuses played, and raises the salience of having a president like Obama who is willing to insist on Wall Street reform," he said.

Pitch-sensitive neurons in awake primate cortex are known to increase their discharge rate as a function of salience (where salience has been inferred from the temporal regularity of a click train or the number of iterations of IRN) (Bendor and Wang 2005).

"Vote Blue, Go Green" was the Conservative slogan for the 2006 local elections; Mr Cameron has not revived the theme for this year's polling, which was taking place as we went to press.But whereas the political salience of greenery has wilted, the government's environmental policies are holding up.

Grouping is often intended as a general-purpose early vision stage which gathers together image features of perceptual salience, usually having a well-definable structure.

The group's decision to back Gardner was part and parcel with a new organizing strategy in which the avowedly anti-congressional-gridlock organization was hoping for an increase in congressional gridlock, in the hopes that its point of view would finally find some degree of salience that had previously failed to materialize.

As health systems have become more complex and public demands for accountability have increased, the salience of health system performance has grown [ 1].

Perhaps the salience of gun crime has increased for the same reason the danger of allowing children to walk to school alone, or to ride bicycles without shoes or helmets, has also increased in salience.

The influence and salience of classical codes have receded, as many code-based legal systems now rely on extensive areas of non-codified "special legislation" as well as the case law of national and supranational courts.

In road safety literature the effects of emotional content and salience of advertising billboards have been scarcely investigated.

The salience of patient factors has been previously demonstrated in a number of studies examining the doctor-patient relationship [ 7- 9].

Previous research on the motivational salience of facial attractiveness has emphasized how much effort individuals allocate, on average, to attractive and unattractive faces [ 6, 7].