Sentence examples for salient study from inspiring English sources
A specific study of Orange Roughy, a highly fished species in deep waters in and around Eastern Australia and Western New Zealand (see maps below) is a salient study to illustrate the effects of climate on specific fisheries.
Affirmation made participants' assessment of a report critical of U.S. foreign policy less dependent on their political views, but only when the identity relevance of the issue rather than the goal of rationality was salient (Study 1).
In another salient study, Julien and Ramanujam ([2003]) showed that internationalization speed is determined by leveraging of innovation capability and entrepreneurs' prior experiences with foreign markets.
The RE-AIM framework was used to define salient study constructs and to guide evaluation of the implementation strategy, which is focused on Adoption and Implementation [ 22].
In this article, HBR senior editor Eben Harrell reviews the most salient studies of succession planning and offers context from the experts.
In this article, we review the most salient studies of succession planning and offer context from experts on the process of picking new leaders for organizations.
On a side note, Demichelis' point about boredom may be especially salient: studies have shown that the age of the smartphone has seen the average attention span fall by around a third, to eight seconds, while the second most popular location for online gambling – higher than workplaces, stadiums or pubs – is on a commute.
Pregnancy and birth cohort studies are particularly salient for studying early origins of health and disease that begin in fetal life and infancy.
Education researchers and evaluators will be better able to hypothesize which aspects of CURE instruction are most critical for desired student outcomes and the most salient to study.
presents salient case studies from around the world.
Volkswagen and FIFA may be the salient case studies of 2015, but there are many others, and many more will follow.
