This principle is as salient for institutions as it is for individuals.
This is crucial because the most salient problem in our institutions is the drying up of credit.
In the first section various salient accounts of social institutions are discussed.
The production, accumulation and distribution (explicitly and tacitly) of knowledge through institutions, networks and assets of organisational, human and social capital remain the salient characteristic of innovation.
Tougher financial legislation than Dodd-Frank, whose most salient reform components, like size limits on financial institutions, never made it into the final bill.
The objective of this perspective article is to provide an overview of salient issues in the design and application of institution-based prospective inception cohort studies in neonatal rare disease research, with emphasis on quality assurance measures.
This Perspective is a call to action for academic institutions to provide the foundations for this salient shift.
Also note that the idea of structural discrimination does not presuppose that, whenever the rules of society's major institutions consistently produce disproportionately disadvantageous results for a salient group such as women or racial minorities, structural discrimination thereby exists.
These studies provide salient evidence suggesting that implementing medication reconciliation systems in health care institutions is not a process limited to hospital administrators and staff physicians.
The export-oriented industrialization has embedded in the flexible institutions favourable for foreign investors and local authorities, via the salient entry mode, i.e. processing with supplied materials (lailiaojiagong).
