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One limitation of our current study is that perceptual salience was not equated between pitch height and chroma.

As expected, this indicates that running weakened the memory for the original paired associates, impeding pattern completion when cue salience was diminished.

Spending time on family tasks increased exhaustion less, and increased engagement more, when work role salience was low as compared to high.

Consistent with prior research, cue-reward salience was found to account for significant additional variance in predicting positive urge to drink alcohol after accounting for drinking history and personality.

Hart now tries to reduce the question of his behavior to one "mistake" — the dalliance with Rice — but what made it of such great interest and gave it so much salience was that it was part of what is called in civil-rights law a "pattern or practice" of behavior, something so obsessive and flagrant that it raises serious questions about his judgment, and even stability.

While in most previous foraging studies visual salience was used to manipulate selection behavior (e.g. Bond, 1982; Dawkins, 1971), Kristjánsson et al. (2014) contrasted feature versus conjunction foraging to manipulate attentional load.

Salience is an important concept throughout political science.

Indeed, its political salience is precisely what renders race so reliably non-perishable.

Food cue incentive salience is elevated equally in normal-weight and obese individuals during fasting.

What pundits like David Butler call its "salience" is well below the horizon, for men as well as for women.

High public salience is a deliberate design feature of the rule.