Sentence examples for statistically salient from inspiring English sources
Our statistically salient experience with endless hordes of convex faces in daily life installs a deep expectation of convexness: an expectation that here trumps the many other visual cues that ought to be telling us that what we are seeing is a concave mask.
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.
Our results suggest that the incoming stimulus stream is constantly being monitored, even when the stimulus is physically invariant and attention is directed elsewhere, to augment the neural response to the most statistically salient features of the ongoing stimulus stream.
It can be used to determine the salient structural properties of metabolic networks and to identify new properties, which are statistically significant and independent of basic physical constraints.
The multivariable model included covariates found to be statistically significant (p<0.05) on unadjusted analysis as well as those deemed a priori to be most biologically salient to CIN incidence and progression.
This study confirms that the OA advantage is a statistically significant, independent positive increase in citations, even when we control the independent contributions of many other salient variables (article age, journal impact factor, number of authors, number of pages, number of references cited, Review, Science, USA author).
The weaker role of the central object was further confirmed by the fourth comparison between groups (3, 4), which was not statistically significant (mean difference = 6.6 ms, t(10) = .06, p = .95), indicating that in the presence of the salient landmarks, the central object received little special attention compared with other objects.
The most cognitively salient?
Color is [therefore] salient".
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