Sentence examples for was less salient from inspiring English sources

In regular, chessboard-like patterns of different coloured items, the effect of the early vision was less salient than in the case of structures with randomly dispersed colours.

On half the trials, the decoy was less salient than the target (target salient condition) and on the other half, the target was less salient (decoy salient condition).

In other words, the difference between "ba" and "da" was less salient during the disruption of the motor lip representation.

For example, it is possible that the focus of the study on weight loss and hypertension was less salient for younger participants for whom chronic disease consequences may still have been many years away [ 28].

But perhaps anger over Iraq is less salient politically than fear about terrorism.

Once the nation's political priority, health as an issue is less salient than it has been in 20 years.

Arguably, the jobs issue is less salient in Iowa, where the unemployment rate is a relatively low 5.7 percent.

These strengths often give rise to the next great industry, even when the strengths are less salient than the country's problems.

The systemic risk for the euro zone of Greece leaving is less salient than in 2012 because bond yields have collapsed throughout the periphery, not least on expectations that the ECB will adopt a big programme of quantitative easing.

But fees based on late payments and overdrafts are less salient, even to highly educated, well-informed customers, for three reasons: First, the variety of fees paid under different circumstances makes it hard to comparison shop.

Differences in heaviness were likely to be less salient than differences in object size.