The seminal Adverse Childhood Experiences studies have clearly shown that the salient sources of drug abuse are to be found in negative childhood experiences like parental addiction, family violence or loss of a parent.
Thus, the most salient source of error stems from low MAF sites, which are also the cases most vulnerable to sampling error and winner's curse effects more generally a problem that is not confined to RNA-seq-based eQTL mapping.
Romantic relationships at age 12 13 may be a particularly salient source of stress because of the tendency among younger adolescents to over attribute (i.e., "blame") current mental symptoms to romantic relationships, rather than other potential concomitant stressors, such as problems with friends or schoolwork.
Auralizations can be created by filtering sounds of perceptually salient sources through binaural transfer functions (BTFs) from source positions to a listening position.
Diversification of both poor and wealthy pastoralists may be into farming cf. (Mace 1993), but in ASALs, cropping is commonly so risky and yields so low that only the poorest derive much of their living from farming, with wage labour, remittances and trade (from petty vending to full-fledged businesses) often more salient sources of income (Homewood et al. 2009).
Most species that exhibit latrine use are terrestrial, and feces are, therefore, assumed to be salient sources of olfactory signals.
By identifying such salient sources, they can be woven into a cognitive-behavioral program to be used by the client on a daily basis.
Informal conversations For all participants, conversations, particularly among peers or fellow parents, were salient sources of information and consultation about optional vaccines.
Several studies have proposed that significant others have an important influence on an individual's pain, illness behaviour, and pain-related dysfunction, and that they may be particularly salient sources of discriminative cues, punishment or reinforcement for pain behaviours [ 13, 14].
Previous research suggests that significant others are salient sources of discriminative cues, punishment or reinforcement for pain behaviours [ 18- 20], and that spousal pain beliefs about disability, treatment control and medication are significantly correlated with partners' pain severity and other indicators of pain adjustment [ 23].
