Sentence examples for to salience from inspiring English sources

In the US, the issue returned to salience with a remarkable op-ed article titled "A World Free of Nuclear Weapons", published in the Wall Street Journal in January 2007 and signed by four grand old men of American foreign policy - two of them Democrats, two Republicans: George Shultz, William Perry, Henry Kissinger and Sam Nunn.

This proposal has not yet been (and may never be) instituted, but it has raised the problem of replication to salience, and a related project has taken off.

The RN participates in cognitive circuits related to salience and executive control, as well as in the modulation of allodynia.

Nioche et al. argue that its widespread connectivity points towards a cognitive role, possibly related to salience detection or executive control.

Provider attitude to salience, clinical relevance and other dimensions of incentive design can be robustly measured before (and/or after) the introduction of an incentive payment [ 58].

Concerning 'competence', there were a couple of references to salience: RB2: Well, [competent on immigration means for me] that they campaign the most on it, that they work hard for immigrants.

A proposed function for mesolimbic DA in mammals is to impart salience to increase the motivational state with regard to cues in the environment [4].

Another challenge to salience-based theories of reference is that it is highly unclear that any single object is ever maximally salient relative to a context, rather than relative to a context and a sortal or kind.

In this task, we measured the ratio of reaction times to respond to high salience targets versus low salience targets presented on the left or right of fixation.

Thus, face-to-face interviewers may be able to convey greater salience to responders through tailoring their initial encounter.

These findings correspond to the role given to reinforcement salience or strength in learning theories.