Sentence examples for salient nature from inspiring English sources

The well-defined, salient nature of cues and memory produced by this classic conditioning test offers an excellent paradigm for search of the neural basis of memory traces [3].

The task used in this study required the filtering of only one distracting unattended item of a salient nature (i.e., in a color of equal luminance to the target) and six other non-task-related items.

The grounded theory exhibits that the reported elements are observed and interpreted to be factors salient to the nature of the entrepreneurs.

It's that adaptability that is the most salient distinction between their nature and that of their future, more fated adult selves.

Tellingly, the majority opinion skips over this self-destroying argument to address a more salient one about the nature of an important Supreme Court decision granting the FCC power to classify broadband providers how it chooses.

The authors grossly exaggerated the numbers of deaths attributed to the accidental misuse of acetaminophen by failing to mention that the majority involved suicides; and they omitted salient details about the nature of the lawsuits — facts about massive overdoses administered to children and underlying medical conditions that contributed to cases of adult deaths.

They listed evidence or indicators of climate change that included: increased frequency of extreme weather, changes in infectious disease patterns, and they used salient iconic images of nature, such as glaciers, or polar bear loss of habitat.

With respect to understanding salient differential mechanisms concerning DDD, nature has provided an interesting anomaly whereby two naturally occurring canine subspecies are differentially protected from degenerative change; the NCD and CD canine [ 5, 6].

The study unpacks similarities and differences in salient issues related to the nature of social media and language and identity-positions in political discourse, highlighting dimensions of the participants voices.

The willingness of health responders to report to duty during an influenza pandemic is a highly salient concern given the "inevitable"nature of this threat [3] and its associated challenges.

These data provide some salient observations regarding the changing nature of nursing in Australian general practice.