Second, introducing a salient landmark not only significantly reduced the overall reaction time but also amplified the distortion.
The problem is that these salient stimuli do not only invigorate our actions; they also take control of the brain processing of our thoughts.
Biliverdin's feedback inhibition of this angiogenic pathway provides a salient basis for not only this study, but others focussing on the specific factors involved in this pathway.
Stephan Winter proposed the importance of visibility of landmarks in advance of an intersection (Winter, 2003), with landmarks being preferred when they are not only salient but visible before arriving at an intersection.
Borrowing the term from terror management theory, the idea is make mortality not only salient, but also compelling.
Ms. Lee recruited four new actors to join Mr. Jennings and re-opened discussion with the cast about which aspects of black life and race relations were not only most salient today but also most potentially provocative for audience members.
The epistemological role of the concept li becomes even more salient, for li was developed not only as the structural principle that defines the concrete state of being of everything that exists, but also as the leading structural principle of human reason (see section 1.2).
Indeed, in this study we learned not only the salient beliefs of surgeons but also the reasons for those beliefs.
Sexual sacrificing was the most salient adjustment strategy women adopted, not only following the failure of previous strategies, but also in numerous episodes of their sexual life according to sociocultural norms.
Some, but not all, of these features might be captured by the AToM hypothesis, which argues that VPC bottom-up attention is triggered not only by highly salient external events (e.g., flashing lights, noises) but also by highly salient internal events such as when a remembered item "pops" into awareness (Cabeza et al. 2008).
