Sentence examples for salient consequence of from inspiring English sources

The most salient consequence of outsourcing, indeed, is not to drive up quality but to drive down wages.

If I intend to do E and thus believe that I will do it, and I believe that doing M is a necessary means to doing E, but do not intend or believe that I am going to do M, I fail to believe a practically salient logical consequence of what I believe.

"Resisting temptation is the salient moment of struggle.

(via Consequence of Sound).

(H/T Consequence of Sound).

As a consequence of diverse physical structures of these fluids, there is not even a single constitutive model which can predict all the salient features of non-Newtonian fluids.

It is the product of a set of salient beliefs about the consequences of performing the behaviour, each weighted by an evaluation of the importance of the respective consequences.

Furthermore, because some regions of the face lack discrete features, only a limited amount of landmarks can be used, with the consequence that salient features of the facial shape are overlooked [ 32, 33].

This work explores the somewhat subtle meaning and consequences of the salient properties of the discrete, compatible formulation of Lagrangian hydrodynamics.

According to the Theory of Planned Behaviour [ 11], which has been widely applied to screening participation, salient beliefs about the personal consequences of the target behaviour determine attitude toward the behaviour which in turn influences intention to perform that behaviour; to the extent that the behaviour is under volitional control, intention is a proximal determinant of behaviour.

Based on a conceptual analysis of relevant theoretical constructs and review of research findings, items were developed to assess salient beliefs about positive and negative consequences of asking about alcohol, and capability to ask about alcohol use during pregnancy.