Neither fussiness around new foods nor constipation are classic or very salient markers of good health.
Finally, outcomes obtained shall help us determine the text terminological coverage, the collocation strengths or other associative characteristics that can provide us with more reliable results, with a fuller picture of how the selected terms work and with useful insights into salient markers of Maritime English language.
Linguistic differences may become salient markers of divisions between social groups, for example, speaking a language with a particular accent may imply membership of an ethnic minority or social class, one's area of origin, or status as a second language speaker.
While it is likely that the ability to identify group membership cues would have developed with salient markers of specific communities that can aid knowledge about reciprocity (e.g. dialect: Cargile, Giles, Ryan, & Bradac, 1994; Cohen, 2012; Nettle & Dunbar, 1997), this ability would be most useful if it generalised to other cues that might indicate shared social networks.
However, we used permutation statistics to test the familiality of salient markers as well as correlational analyses to explore the relationships with childhood trauma and the candidate endophenotype markers.
Thus, if explicit, salient markers were to be provided to the ITI state, animals should show a faster transfer of delta across the ITI gap, and thus a faster decrease in the delta signal at the (no-longer-unexpected) CS.
The anaerobic threshold derived from cardiopulmonary exercise testing represents a salient primary outcome in this regard, as a marker of cardiorespiratory health reflecting the ability to carry out activities of daily living or prolonged exercise without undue fatigue.
Children with autism fail to imitate from an early age and this lack of imitation is a salient diagnostic marker for the disorder.
They are an outward marker of caste.
