Sentence examples for adequate speech from inspiring English sources

Reconstruction of large carcinologic tongue defect is mandatory to recover adequate speech and swallowing.

With the proliferation of adequate speech recognition, AI assistants and wireless headphones, the tech is ready to unlock the potential of our most basic form of communication.

Additionally, speakers 43,44,46,47 and 48 were diagnosed as multiple sclerosis patients, and some of them demonstrated adequate speech intelligibility.

The noise levels make it necessary to use amplified intercom systems with noise attenuating headsets to provide adequate speech intelligibility and hearing protection for the crew.

The ASQ-II accommodated parental self-report, clinicians' preference for a milestone-based instrument, and adequate speech and language assessment that could also provide an educational tool for house staff, residents, and parents (Table  3).

For example, a person who has difficulty producing adequate volume for speech may benefit from a speech amplifier.

It is essential to identify those with bilateral hearing loss early as they need early intervention to provide adequate stimulation for speech and language development.

Nevertheless, a high percentage of discharged patients do not receive adequate motor and speech rehabilitation care, because of high staff costs and geographical barriers.

This outcome might be explained by the fact that puretone thresholds at 4 kHz are typically not per se adequate predictors of speech reception threshold, unless they are combined with thresholds at lower frequencies, at 2 kHz or lower [ 50].

Aims of this report are: - to examine the reasons leading people affected by presbyacusis to rarely wear hearing aids - to verify the possible technical hitches on fitting hearing-aids to aged patients (prosthetic grading), in order to provide them with correct rehabilitation pathways to an adequate sound and speech perception.

"We believe this order will be more than adequate to protector protesters' speech rights," Mr. Tokaji said.