Sentence examples for salient of which from inspiring English sources
But with the basic ratings so out-of-whack, the two curves together suggest some strange possibilities for the female thought process, the most salient of which is that the average-looking woman has convinced herself that the vast majority of males aren't good enough for her, but she then goes right out and messages them anyway".
Our investigation has limitations, the most salient of which is its retrospective design.
The antibacterial nature of honey is dependent on various factors working either singularly or synergistically, the most salient of which are; hydrogen peroxide (produced by the glucose oxidase added to honey by bees), phenolic compounds, wound pH, pH of honey; osmotic pressure exerted by the honey, cleansing of the wound bed by the honey, level of exudate and the frequency of application.
In the current study of returnees who were deployed during OEF-OIF and have access to care as a function of their U.S. military and VA benefits, we still found a wide variety of system barriers, the most salient of which were wait times and distance to their VA facility.
Blair won because of his (and his Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown's) domestic record, the salient features of which were economic prosperity and modest improvements in public services.
The modelling analysis relies on a Lagrangian framework, the salient features of which consist in approximating the Lagrangian path in a reduced composition space made up of the mixture fraction variable, i.e. a conserved scalar introduced to represent the variations of composition, and a progress variable, i.e. a reactive scalar to follow the departures from chemical equilibrium.
The MSF statements in recent days have unfortunately failed to take into account the following salient issues, many of which MSF officials on the ground in South Sudan are fully aware.
These representations are not photographic copies or visual images but are more like schematic blueprints that emphasize the arrangement of a set of salient elements, which supply the schema with distinctiveness and differentiate it from similar events.
The British White Paper, of which the salient features are summarised on page 480, makes it plain that until the very last Britain and France were urging, and Poland accepting, proposals for negotiations, provided only that they were on a basis of equality.
The salient example is MeCP2, mutations of which are associated with a progressive neurological disorder, Rett syndrome (RTT), in humans (Amir et al, 1999) and RTT-like phenotypes in mice.
The proposed MPU architecture is evaluated from a number of salient viewpoints, which include the distribution, review and revocation of access permissions, and the support for important memory protection paradigms, including hierarchical contexts and protection rings.
