Having agency, their likely behaviour is considered salient when decisions are made about the rules by which they should be bound.
While science matters for environmental management, creating science that is credible, salient to decision-makers, and deemed legitimate by stakeholders is challenging.
The publication's process is completely transparent; it publishes all commentary with attribution and makes salient referee decisions.
Environmental labels printed on drug packages, for example, could make a drug's environmental impact more salient and facilitate decision among physicians, pharmacists, and patients.
An increase of within-decade comparisons leads to more prominent processing of the unit digits, because they become more and more salient for the decision as the proportion of within-decade items increases (e.g., [ 49, 50]; see [ 42] for a review).
In other words, while participants chose the closer oil rig more often in both conditions, the result that the tendency to choose the farther rig increased by about 35% when the farther rig fell on a visual path strongly supports the use of the individual path as a salient feature influencing decisions (Fig. 9).
Qualitative data suggested that the opinions of development partner actors may not have been as salient to government decision-makers, nor were they as trusted, as those of MoH actors, and particularly the entrepreneur in question.
In 2008, while based at the Rwandan Centers for Infectious Disease Control, known in Rwanda as the Centre for Treatment and Research on AIDS, Malaria, Tuberculosis and Other Epidemics (TRACPlus), we set out to answer the most salient gap in decision-making data: how many circumcisions can the country deliver?
The salient points in the decision hinged on the use and definition of "panels" and "structural members".
