Sentence examples for sufficiently salient from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it may be argued that consumers may not act on their inflation beliefs because the impact of future inflation is not sufficiently salient or because they may suffer from money illusion.

In the classic mode of presentation, these depth cues would simply not be sufficiently salient to induce a large N1.

These correlations would not be predicted by the principle of inverse effectiveness; however it is possible that correlations are present because auditory stimuli are sufficiently salient that little enhancement through multisensory integration occurs anyway (Fig. 4).

The emergence of withdrawal symptoms in abstinence appeared to be sufficiently salient for high validity in the Oregon study.

This also helps ameliorate some of the concerns regarding image-level differences between our plant and animal images, since we analyze only trials in which T1 was sufficiently salient and categorizable to be correctly detected.

Thus, even if the physician correctly recalls an aspect of the encounter (for example a recommendation for treatment), it is still critical for that recommendation to be perceived by the patient as sufficiently salient to result in patient recall of the recommendation.

We conclude that, with a single fitted-parameter, the Special Blatz Ko sufficiently captured the salient features of collagen hydrogel compression over most examined formulations and treatments.

For the second question " What is the construct to be measured?", the purpose dictated employing cross-cultural constructs that were locally salient and sufficiently resembling the psychiatric categories of depression and PTSD.

No single measure of real or financial integration sufficiently captures all of the salient characteristics of the extent of integration between individual economies and of economies within particular regional groups.

Moreover, previous studies mostly employed either an auditory task or passive listening to salient sound stimuli to obtain sufficiently high evoked response amplitudes.

Cao et al. [97] point out that local evidence is sufficiently strong only for a few prominent landmarks, but otherwise most others are not salient enough and cannot be reliably characterized by their image appearance, and therefore shape constraint is essential.