Sentence examples for salient option from inspiring English sources

Philosophers have heavily criticized Lewis's reliance upon salience, arguing that the notion of salience is obscure, or that there is often no salient option among candidate conventions, or that precedence does not confer salience, or that Lewis fails to integrate salience into the formal game-theoretic framework that otherwise shapes his discussion.

Under these conditions, undiluted samples could be directly analyzed with very good recoveries, even for the smallest concentrations tested, as is shown in Table 3. Lateral flow assays are a salient option as point of care tests because they are simple and fast and do not require specialized equipment.

Single peaked preferences arise with respect to the left-right orientation of political candidates, the cost of alternative public projects, and other salient attributes of options.

A salient feature is the option to by-pass regulation through consensus.

Salient notice and consent options may not merely empower users to make an informed consent decision.

In a study that combines elements of a lab and a field experiment, we show that salient and incentivized consent options are sufficient to trigger this behavioral effect.

Salient ex ante consent options may lure people into giving up their privacy and increase their compliance with social norms – even when the only immediate risk of sharing information is mere publicity on a Google website.

We show that our co-design approach provides fertile ground for the emergence of salient, credible and legitimate change options.

But with increased self-awareness, the discrepancy between the fairness norm and the self-interested option was made especially salient so that it became psychologically difficult for many participants to employ this particular form of self-deception (Batson et al. 1999: 527, 529, 531 532, 2002: 331 and Batson and Thompson 2001: 55).

Consistent with the idea that an observer can learn an alternative strategy, it was expected that the option to detect a salient singleton [10], rather than attend to the target-defining feature of orientation, would result in attentional capture by a singleton, such as the large but irrelevant feature that appeared in the display.

Both fixed and mobile services can enable access to information, entertainment, and employment options, but there are salient differences between the two.