Sentence examples for salient charge from inspiring English sources

Take disgust over corruption, perhaps the most salient charge against the party.

Salient features of current voltage characteristics of charge transfer as NH3 reacts with carbon atoms and transfer charge is demonstrated.

However, taking into account the key role of exogenous attention in detecting biologically salient events, which are usually charged with affective meaning, experiments including emotional distractors are valuable research contributions in this field.

We propose that the high stability and low surface charge of these polyplexes are two salient features that make them better suited for in vivo delivery of ESOs than high MW PEI25K-based copolymers.

These results suggest that our nervous system is able to detect salient distractors even when the ongoing task is emotionally charged.

Model's success in holding his front had not gone unnoticed, and in January 1942 he was placed in charge of the Ninth Army occupying the Rzhev salient, leapfrogging at least 15 more senior commanders in Army Group Centre alone.

There were several reasons I didn't want to work in the private clinic, but the "avareis" charge arranged between them and their apothecaries was a salient one.

Aside from the issue of whether a Suffolk County police officer, Felicia Collins, is or is not the subject of discriminatory action, "On Police Beat, Charges and Countercharges" [Long Island Journal, April 1] touches on a salient and contemporary problem in American policing.

Little wonder Russian agents spied potential to sew social division across the U.S. population as the country was headed into the salient point of an election cycle by purchasing, targeting and distributing politically charged ads via the platform — as Facebook this week revealed had been the case.

Civil rights advocates and racial data experts reject the charge that increasing the collection of racial information will only make race more salient in everyday life.

(Charge Nurse, Acute) The volatility of acute wards made violence frequent and risk highly salient to staff.