Sentence examples for salient references from inspiring English sources

If we are missing any salient references (e.g., we could not find the studies of Mlh1 and Mlh3 deficient mice referred to by the reviewers), we will be happy to include them.

But the more salient reference point for thinking about last Wednesday's attack and the possible motives behind it may be the murder of the Dutch filmmaker Theo Van Gogh on an Amsterdam street in 2004.

Within the same reference system, distortions can occur because of the role of the salient reference point.

Then, categorical organizations are in effect representations in a hierarchy of multiple reference systems around salient reference points.

The sheeting was wrinkled, creating irregular cavities and protrusions so as to minimize any salient reference points for the participants.

Researchers, drawing on social identity theory [ 20] and self-categorization theory perspectives [ 21] have advocated for a re-conceptualization of the normative component in the TPB to consider the influence of the expectations and actions of a specific, salient, reference group (i.e., group norms) on intentions and behaviour [ 19, 22].

In summary, Experiment 2 confirmed our predictions of a hierarchical and segmented organization with distinctive frames of reference based on the salient landmarks (reference points).

These findings provide new evidence that the visual system relies on statistically salient intrinsic reference stimuli for the processing of visual patterns, and point to perceptual drift as an experimental window for studying the mechanisms of visual perception.

These issues are especially salient given that references to personal drinking could be incriminating for individuals under age 21.

We extracted data from these articles by drug if possible for presentation, and have presented summaries for each of the drugs and/or classes using the most salient examples and references.

Film is the most salient point of reference; objects appear from different angles, sometimes separated by a thick black line that suggests celluloid.