It remains an open challenge for salience-based theories to explain just how salience can change over the course of an utterance, and just what it is about sentences themselves that can serve to shift what is salient in a context.
3. Symmetry: Whatever the salience of leadership and prestige, dominance nonetheless remains superiorly salient because it is also symmetrical.
Overall, however, the question of whether frequency of interaction precedes, and therefore leads to, cognitive salience or whether salience leads to more interaction remains a highly debated issue [9, 14 16].
Institutionalised racism is America's great wickedness, and it remains braided through everyday American life, but its salience has faded for most.
To me, it conveys how environmental campaigners, in trying to engage a public for which global warming has little salience, may be helping sustain the still-common view that greenhouse-driven warming remains uncertain science.
However, recent studies have suggested that there are at least two types of dopamine neurons, value-coding and salience-coding (Matsumoto and Hikosaka, 2009), although the extent of physiological diversity remains controversial (Fiorillo, 2013; Fiorillo et al., 2013a, 2013b).
Exploring and evaluating the use of preference-based health related quality of life utility instruments in CAMHS remains a priority, as use of such instruments will be essential for CAMHS to demonstrate effectiveness and economic salience as a health provider, and therefore allow such services to compete successfully for resources, in this climate of budgetary restraint.
(Psychologists call this the "salience bias").
The i has salience on the street.
"It doesn't have the same salience.
