The phrase "age at hearing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or medical contexts to refer to the age of an individual at the time of a hearing, such as a court hearing or a medical evaluation.
Example: "The court must consider the age at hearing when determining the appropriate measures for the juvenile defendant."
Alternatives: "age during the hearing" or "age at the time of hearing".
To differentiate between children with hearing aids and implant recipients, age at first hearing aid or CI was plotted separately (Fig. 3).
The mean age at which hearing loss is diagnosed among congenitally infected children following a non-primary infection of the mother was estimated at 39 months [38].
Furthermore, various associated factors for psychopathology were detected, including age at detection of hearing loss, age at intervention, SES, and number of siblings.
We next consider whether within children with PCHI, age at confirmation of hearing impairment is related to differences in behaviour.
Pearson correlation scores over time on the eight single attributes on HUI3 show a positive correlation between cases at age 19 and cases at age 28: hearing r=0.468, dexterity r=0.916, ambulation r=0.906, vision r=0.478, speech r=0.332, pain r=0.390, cognition r=0.366, and emotion r=0.388.
He focuses on still vivid recollections of his terror at age 14, hearing the shrill air-raid sirens, then, minutes later, seeing a horrible red glow light the sky.
10 The factor of central interest in this paper is whether differences in the age at which permanent childhood hearing impairment (PCHI) is identified in children are related to the risk of behavioural problems.
7 With the implementation of the NHSP not only are more children with PHI being identified, 8 the age at identification of the hearing loss has also reduced significantly.
In order to preserve posttreatment hearing and improve quality of life, some prognostic factors associated with hearing preservation, such as age at treatment, cochlear radiation dose, pretreatment hearing, tumor coverage, and so forth, are still under investigation [ 6, 8, 14, 15].
Note that for all children with hearing loss, age at intervention was the age at which the child received his/her first hearing aid, because every child with hearing loss starts with a 6-month trial of hearing aids due to potential maturation of the auditory system.
