Sentence examples for was particularly salient from inspiring English sources

The idea is that the financial crisis was particularly salient — and if anything would ever push directors to act, it was likely the financial crisis.

The case of incumbent organizations in the funeral industry in Berlin, Germany, provided a compelling empirical site in which the phenomenon of interest was particularly salient (Strauss 1987).

The importance of the starting point was particularly salient for interpreting the coefficients in our HGLM models because the intercepts for the pre/post assessment conditions varied from a low of −2.7 to a high of 2.3.

Aside from the bank's own ongoing review of its energy strategy, the timing of this presentation was particularly salient as on April 8th, the World Bank's Board of Directors approved the highly contested $3.75 billion loan to South African power utility Eskom for the construction of a 4800 megawatt coal-fired power plant.

The impact of food insecurity on adherence was particularly salient among women in our sample.

The difference was particularly salient among boys, although the effect size was small and clinically insignificant.

This is particularly salient, as veterans in crisis may not be able to complete in vivo exposure or homework.

"The more immediate risks of the road, from the dangers of road traffic injury, were particularly salient for those considering cycling," the study says.

In contemporary art, conflicts of interest are particularly salient; a museum show can significantly increase the value of a work, and of other works by the same artist.

"Loneliness may be something that is particularly salient in later life, and we should design interventions that help screen for it," Mr. Ong said.

In addition, Professor Sax has explored the role of the faculty in college students' emotional health, and found that interactions with faculty members were particularly salient for women.