Sentence examples for salient imperatives from inspiring English sources
The extant truth is that we have known for years and decades the simple, salient imperatives of nutrition that are configured among the leading root causes and potential cures for much of the modern world's burden of chronic disease and premature death.
This has expanded, reinforced, and made salient the interdisciplinary imperative inherent in translational research; researchers have called for new paradigms of cooperation in which "…the key facilitators of leadership, teamwork, tools, and resources must be established and integrated" ([15], p. 2320).
In the public arena — exemplified by the obsessions evident in his private letters — he pursued two salient themes: the historical imperatives of modern Zionism; and German culpability and its subset, the delusions of German Jews in their unrequited love affair.
Errors can be seen as salient events because of their infrequent occurrence and their usefulness as imperative learning signals, since in the presence of an unwanted self-produced response error, an internal monitoring signal has to be generated, timely informing the organism of behavioral changes that need to be made.
First, given the diverse range of project types and methods employed across health-related sectors, it was imperative that the tool be comprehensive enough to capture salient risk-related concerns, but also concise enough to prevent feelings of burden by users.
By contrast, for Bourgeois, Gober and others who grew with the liberation of feminist and LGBT imperatives, there was a tangible sense that liberation was growing more salient with each social, moral and legislative victory.
The imperative of freedom of speech is immediately accessible to those who value intellect, yet the imperative of the right of Jews to live unfettered by anti-Semitism is clearly less salient.
Salient success factors here?
The most cognitively salient?
Color is [therefore] salient".
