The phrase "a number of auditory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple auditory elements, such as sounds or auditory stimuli, in a specific context.
Example: "In the study, a number of auditory cues were presented to the participants to assess their response times."
Alternatives: "several auditory" or "various auditory".
While a number of aspects of auditory object analysis were impaired across patient groups and were influenced by general executive (working memory) capacity, certain auditory deficits had some specificity for particular dementia syndromes.
The Psychotic Symptom Rating Scales (PSYRATS; Haddock, McCarron, Tarrier and Faragher, 1999), measures the severity of a number of dimensions of auditory hallucinations and delusions (two separate scales), including the amount and intensity of distress associated with these symptoms.
Hearing loss is not the only adverse effect of occupational noise, but also a number of non-auditory effects may endanger worker's safety.
The assumption of this approach rests on the model suggested by McAdams [14], who postulates that the recognition of sound sources arises from a process of analysis, computation, and extraction of a certain number of auditory features related to the acoustic parameters of the signals.
This system, therefore, incorporates a large number of auditory, motor, and premotor cortical areas.
Artificial stimuli and especially white noise contain more numerous frequencies and could thus activate a large number of auditory neurons.
It has been proposed that a listener's ability to detect signals in the presence of extraneous sounds depends on the way in which they integrate information over a larger number of auditory filters, or on their converse ability to segregate information coming from each auditory filter [24], [26], [28].
Our study predicts that in such studies, a higher number of auditory neurons specialized for spectral processing will be found in the ventral region.
Specifically, STRFs were characterized by playing the animals a number of spectrally complex auditory stimuli ('temporally orthogonal ripple combinations', TORCs) for 2.5 minutes and reverse-correlating the neural response with the TORC parameters.
The workshops were based on a variety of recreational and ludic activities (eg, music, dance, singing, food preparation, and selecting pictures) designed to include a number of verbal, visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory, and gustatory stimuli as motivational actions for systematic exercises of language and memory.
