Sentence examples for salient consumer from inspiring English sources

For illustration, Figure 1 shows a few of the salient consumer technologies introduced during a typical seven year clinical trial.

As the features of post-industrialized society become increasingly salient, the consumer preference of the new middle class for consumption of goods with symbolic value will be further strengthened.

It is a functional performance factor, which has been regarded as the most salient to consumers when they are making purchase decisions online (Kim et al. 2007; Lennon et al. 2007; Scarpi 2012).

These findings suggest that CSR subsidies are salient to consumers and that the program is well designed to account for any lack of health insurance literacy among the low-income population it serves.

It is possible the Chicago- and Cook County-specific additional tax changes account for some of the chlamydia cases prevented, yet the Chicago and Cook County alcohol tax changes were small increases, were changes in sales taxes that might be less salient to consumers than excise tax changes 33 and occurred at least a year before or after the state-level excise tax change.

To determine consumer salient beliefs toward functional foods enriched with omega-3 fatty acids.

Doran (2009) found that benevolent values were salient in US consumers' consumption of fair trade products.

Secondly, it is important to make salient to media consumers that they need not read passively about suffering, but can act -- at that moment -- to help the people they read about.

In the current study, five of the six reasons for consulting CAM practitioners were more likely to be endorsed by the 2005 CAM consumers than by the 1997 8 consumers, suggesting that these motives may be more salient for current CAM consumers than in the past.

The increase in the magnitude of the agreement with all but one of the listed CAM motivations in the 2005 CAM consumers relative to the 1997 8 consumers suggests that these are perhaps more salient motives for current CAM consumers than in the past.

If HFCS is the salient exposure, and non-consumers of sugary sodas have significant intake of HFCS from other sources, then we may have misclassified people by using soda consumption, underestimating the true effect.