SHS restrictions have been delayed by several broad factors: the influence of industry groups successfully opposing regulation; issue wear-out; and political perceptions that there is not a salient constituency demanding that smoking be banned in bars and clubs.
To further such understanding, this paper describes the most salient supply- and demand-side characteristics of the market for first-line, adult ARVs in low- and middle-income countries and illustrates relationships between market evolution and the policies of international organizations.
The analysis used two baselines, and the differential effects revealed that the provision of loss-framed, salient information reduced daily demand by 7 11%, compared to unframed information.
Animals can modify their environments to generate new information, make old information more salient, and reduce cognitive demands.
But the more salient effect these on-demand platforms are having on our labor force is encouraging part-time work as opposed to full-time work.
"When you have a lot of demands from both work and family and you put the workplace in the home, family demands become very salient and you're reminded of the conflict," said the study's author Timothy Golden, who is an associate professor at the Lally School of Management & Technology at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York.
In any case, and from an evolutionary point of view, the fact that emotional, biologically salient distractors capture attention also during highly demanding tasks seems a reasonable strategy.
Many of us didn't grow up during the original Stonewall moment, or even during the Aids epidemic, where similar grassroots activism led to reform, but we still have a salient modern example of a movement rising up and demanding their voices be heard: the Black Lives Matter movement to end police violence.
Charles McGrath makes several salient points in his news analysis about the insatiable public demand, in a 24/7 news cycle forever changed by the Internet, for gossip about, and nearly complete access to, celebrity lives.
The results from our study suggest that "demand" rather than "control" factors may be more salient in relation to BMI, at least for men.
