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Meanings of salience in inglés

ruso
салиентность
catalán
destacat

State or quality by which an item stands out from its neighbors.

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салиентность
Usage of salience in inglés
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However, threatening stimuli may be perceived with differential salience in different individuals.
Pubmed
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But even so, they had special salience when I was very young.
The Guardian
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Previous studies have demonstrated that negative emotional salience of stimuli enhances RS.
Pubmed
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The salience of aesthetics to discussions about renewables has often been neglected.
The Guardian
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From this salience her small chin retreated delicately into her pink throat.
The Tree of Heaven
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And the reason that happened was because the salience of various issues changed.
NY Magazine
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Repeated stimulus exposure leads to decreased salience of threat and reduction of hypervigilance.
Pubmed
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When you're talking about state legislatures, that's all really low-salience stuff.
NY Magazine
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Conclusion: Patient information engagement is a function of information salience at least in part.
Pubmed
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Unlike the NHS, social care has relatively little public salience.
The Guardian
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Tau mutations cause FTD, but how mutant tau impairs the salience network is unknown.
Pubmed
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The coronavirus has really increased the salience of health care, which is a Democratic-loaded issue.
NY Magazine
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On foot of which the term "ethnic cleansing" acquired a sudden new salience.
The Irish Times
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The early phase was characterized by features of increased tolerance loss of flexibility, and salience.
Pubmed
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For inter-network connectivity, connectivity between dorsal attention network and salience network showed an interactive effect.
Pubmed
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But other Republicans tread more softly around the issue, highlighting its salience among some voters.
Reuters
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catalán
destacat
Salience through the time
Salience across language varieties
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