One explanation for the patient group exhibiting fewer saccades on average when compared to the controls could be the degradation of peripheral vision, meaning the patient struggles to detect the most salient items around them and, subsequently, struggles to initiate saccades towards these regions.
Sometimes I struggle to find the salient differences between one pair and another, especially are both good, as in the case of Logitech's G35 and the Razer Megalodon.
For the BEF, 1914 ended with "First Ypres" which marked the beginning of a long struggle for the Ypres salient.
Reconciling emerged as the salient experience described by informants and was manifested as struggling, participating in partnerships, finding purpose and meaning in the illness experiences, and surrendering.
The most salient social issues addressed by the novel are two: the struggle of working people, especially women; and the despoiling of nature by explosive growth.
Moreover, even though the member states de facto are 'the Masters of the Treaties', over time intergovernmentalism has increasingly been countered by the struggle for 'a citizens Europe' (as is most salient in the assignment of EU citizenship in the Treaty of Maastricht and in the EU's Charter of Fundamental Rights linked to the Lisbon Treaty).
This round provided a salient example of the enduring theory that when your football side is struggling, things actually can get worse.
"I think I struggled because it's difficult to write a character whose salient personality trait is weakness, as Adinath's is, without making that trait consume and define him," Mukherjee says.
It makes sense that information discussed and delivered by friends and colleagues will be more salient than the same information delivered in a dull lecture while you're struggling to stay awake.
To the Maccabbees, the guerrilla band that they assembled to fight the Greek Empire and its Seleucid dynasty in Syria, and to many of the Jewish supporters of that struggle, the issue of Greek militarism, social injustice and oppression were far more salient than the accomplishments of Greek high culture.
