Sentence examples for salient forms of from inspiring English sources

These reflections suggest that racially salient forms of donor disclosure are pernicious social practices, which, while operating beyond the reach of the law, ought to be condemned as bad policy.

Clients and solicitation are the most salient forms of the trans* sex worker stereotype.

One particularly salient form of visual conflict is binocular rivalry, fluctuations in perceptual dominance between two dissimilar stimuli presented separately to the two eyes [2].

The most salient form of diabetes-related stigma was stigma by association with T2DM.

This new line, called the Siegfriedstellung, or "Hindenburg Line," was rapidly constructed across the base of the great salient formed by the German lines between Arras and Reims.

The Mule Shoe salient formed a bulge in the Confederate lines, a strategic portion of vital high ground but one which was vulnerable to attack on three sides.

It is possible that visual presentation of food stimuli is less salient than other forms of exposure such as real food or virtual reality [ 48].

Jablonka and Lamb (2005) argue that thinking in terms of information transmission systems also allows us to point out salient differences in the forms of social transmission underlying cultural evolution.

This RSN consists primarily of paralimbic structures including the dorsal anterior cingulate cortex and anterior insula-operculum; regions that consistently co-activate in functional imaging studies in response to personally salient stimuli and various forms of cognitive and affective engagement 29, 30, 37, 38.

Being in a high-ability course [medical school] could negatively influence academic self-concept and self-evaluation of abilities as a result of being surrounded by high achieving peers (the BFLPE) [ 21], especially when performance is made salient in the form of examination results.

This overlap problem is particularly salient in the two most common forms of dementia - AD and vascular dementia - where meta-analytic studies have found a limited ability of cognitive tests to distinguish between groups [ 22].