Sentence examples for salient for our from inspiring English sources

"It's more salient for our candidates to talk about specific programs, and it's more believable.

These two interrelated observations about technology are especially salient for our burgeoning information age.

The other project is to make the social contract out to be the ground of some (or all) moral principles, including (what is salient for our purposes) the principle mandating that we keep our promises or agreements.

We would wish to highlight the top two attitudinal items of the table as being particularly salient for our conclusions.

Some studies indicate this is most challenging when they are from low-income groups [ 42, 45, 50], although cost of food was not as salient for our participants.

Although this seemed salient for all our participants, it ought to be kept in mind that immigrants from other places, particularly Latin America which was not represented in our sample, may have other factors shaping food beliefs and practices in pregnancy and in the immediate post-natal period.

GLA's patients are disproportionately older than is typical in non-VA primary care settings, making falls a salient issue for our system.

The importance of the starting point was particularly salient for interpreting the coefficients in our HGLM models because the intercepts for the pre/post assessment conditions varied from a low of −2.7 to a high of 2.3.

Among our respondents, this vulnerability was even more salient for expectations, which were considered more concrete and therefore carried greater risk of disappointment if not realized.

We chose a subset of items that: 1) were most salient for this study; 2) required minimal rewording to apply to our context; and 3) were most dissimilar in content (i.e., we excluded items that appeared to be duplicative).

In relation to the push-pull framework, our findings suggest that pull factors are more salient for some acupuncture patients (those who are specifically attracted to acupuncture) but push factors are more salient for those who see acupuncture as just one of a diminishing number of possible alternatives to manage a chronic problem.