Sentence examples for salient effects from inspiring English sources

The most salient effects of the PUI, according to the descriptive evidence available, were economic and social (UN-Habitat 2011).

These salient effects indicate the existence of complex adaptive processes at the right and left pneumotaxic center whereby ipsilateral and contralateral vagal and pontine inputs are integrated bilaterally in modulating the respiratory rhythm.

Additionally we characterized several other salient effects of laboratory manipulation on the Toxoplasma genome.

This might suggest that EOC examination performance was primarily influenced by the inherent properties of the students, rather than the salient effects of formative assessment with feedback.

Although the survey was designed to examine the most salient effects of treatments related to ASD, all treatments can have adverse effects and it is important to know the likelihood of experiencing such adverse effects when recommending a treatment.

However, the gamma band effects were not the only salient effects in the current study, as we also detected a similar proportion of electrodes at which power in lower frequency bands was modulated by memory load.

Though the newspaper's first analysis – headlined What the Murders May Mean – played down the "immediate or salient" effect on European politics, it did warn of the dangers of increased hostility between Austria and Serbia.

"It is not to be supposed," wrote a correspondent for the Manchester Guardian analysing the significance of the assassination 100 years ago on Saturday, "that the death of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand will have any immediate or salient effect on the politics of Europe".

Parameter tuning has a salient effect on quality of solutions and computational time of evolutionary algorithms.

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.

A salient effect of this scheme is to dramatically simplify the duplication of messages sent on the radio channel.