Sentence examples for salient note of from inspiring English sources
The preceding paragraph has been meant to capture the salient note of much modern philosophy since Descartes.
The SFA revealed it had not received a formal written request for clarification but was happy to "reiterate the salient points" from the note of reasons.
The activities planned did not aim to specifically explore community perceptions of risks around archiving or genetic screening but it is salient to note that the levels of consultation used here did not generate further exploration or debate of these issues.
It is salient to note that in taxonomy and binomial nomenclature, the genus name of the martins (the larger-bodied among swallow genera) is Progne, a Latinized form of Procne.
It is also salient to note that our data derive from a clinical trial cohort of patients who may not be representative of patients in the real world.
The paper has to be thoroughly reviewed: note the salient characteristics of the population, see that the size of samples drawn is large enough and if they are representative of the population being studied.
We note the salient features of earlier, similar cohort studies that serve as reference points for the design of the NCS.
Participants were reminded of one of the identified worries and discussed salient aspects of it (noted down by the experimenter), and made Worry Appraisal Ratings.
The Conference noted the salient features of the international commodity situation during the biennium 1970-71, in the light of the Report of the Forty-Sixth Session of the Committee on Commodity Problems.
This article examines questions connected with the two salient features noted, and in connection with the first, it also examines Locke's relationship to Newton, a figure instrumental to the changing conceptions of scientific knowledge.
Among the distinctive characteristics of the international clones, multidrug resistance to antimicrobial agents is clearly the most salient, as noted early [7], [9], [10].
