Sentence examples for salient in predicting from inspiring English sources

Tanner et al. [ 24] observed Fun-Seeking to predict co-occurring NSSI and firesetting, suggesting the sensation- seeking aspect of impulsivity may relate to engagement in problem behaviors, while other impulsivity-related traits (e.g., negative urgency, the tendency to act rashly when experiencing negative affect) [ 55] may be more salient in predicting suicidality among high-risk youth.

While all pilots agreed that concepts such as user-friendliness of the eHealth service, patient's perception that pros outweigh cons, patient's self-efficacy with the eHealth service would have been salient in predicting the success of any eHealth-enabled care delivery, there was not an alignment on the metrics for their measurement and analysis.

For women who are depressed in the antenatal period, on the other hand, the quality of the relationship with their husband appears to be the most salient factor in predicting recovery or not after childbirth.

To determine whether aerobic fitness is more salient than weight status in predicting performance on standardized math and reading tests in fourth- to eighth-grade students.

This paper investigates the effectiveness of several NSPs in predicting the salient response characteristics of typical steel and reinforced concrete (RC) buildings through comparison with benchmark responses obtained from a comprehensive set of NTH analyses.

Subgenual rACC is part of a network that is thought to play an important role in generating autonomic responses to motivationally salient stimuli, evaluating their significance in predicting reward and in using this information to guide behaviour (Damasio et al., 1990; Drevets, 2000).

As models of these interactions become more accurate in predicting behaviorally-relevant salient locations, they become useful to a range of applications in computer vision and human-machine interface design.

Our findings suggest that conformity motives, or drinking to fit in with others, are the most salient drinking motive predicting AmED use on a drinking day.

(in predicted order of finish).

Valentine kept making salient points and predicted that he would be dull this season, perhaps the most shocking admission from an engaging man.

At midcentury, religious boundaries were highly salient in white America.