Sentence examples for salient indicator from inspiring English sources

Further adding importance to self-assessment, Hattie (2008) conducted an extensive quantitative study of over 100 factors that influence student learning (from teacher quality to curriculum design) and found that the single most salient indicator of student learning was their ability to accurately self-assign grades.

Among mammals, there is increasing evidence for salient indicators of hormone levels in vocal signals [ 49– 51].

These cues fitted with characteristic manifestations of pain and may be salient indicators of pain, especially in the absence of patients' self-reported pain [ 53].

Some of the salient health indicators are presented in Table 1[ 14- 16].

In ORISCAV-LUX, it was not possible to apply a short version of the original self-reported health behaviors questionnaire as an alternative approach to obtain information about the salient outcome indicators (smoking, alcohol consumption, dietary habits and physical activity).

Peritraumatic stress is, thus, a salient pre-clinical indicator of risk and could provide sufficient evidence to warrant evaluation, the provision of stress first aid, and, if necessary, sustained formal mental health intervention to promote healing and recovery [ 37- 42].

Further, after the study of the Galium aperine hook [2], the hook of the A. minus is studied to identify any salient biological design indicators that could give rise, biomimetically, to the development of a new product or surface structure.

The last point is salient, for even the ideal indicator with a high on-rate and high Kd could consistently under-predict calcium levels due to physical limitations on the maximal rate of encounter between an indicator molecule and a calcium ion.

Unlike the previous study of Massachusetts that found that certain indicators of area deprivation such as unemployment or low education level were related to elevated work injury rates [ 36], we found other area indicators to be salient.

Although fluctuations in glucose do not correspond well to subjective cues, subjective cues are salient and compelling to patients as indicators of health (14).

Therefore, it may be that interactions characterized by affiliation (e.g. romantic dating) may make indicators of positive affective presence more salient to individuals, whereas interactions characterized by task orientation (e.g. group projects) may make indicators of negative affective presence more salient.