The phrase "age of hearing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period or era characterized by the prominence of auditory experiences or communication, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "In the age of hearing, the importance of listening to diverse voices has never been more critical."
Alternatives: "era of listening" or "period of auditory awareness".
This neurobehavioral assessment is termed the functional age of hearing loss.
We reared ten animals from the age of hearing onset with an earplug in the left ear but allowed them relatively brief, intermittent periods of normal hearing.
The left ear of the juvenile-plugged ferrets was first fitted with an earplug (EAR Classic) between postnatal day 25 (P25) and 29, shortly after the age of hearing onset in this species [ 45], and was thereafter monitored routinely and replaced as necessary (see Supplemental Experimental Procedures).
From Figure 1 it is clear that the impact of age on hearing difficulties differed between genders.
Recovery was significantly related to age, onset of hearing loss, and audiogram type; however outcome was not significantly related to gender, vertigo, tinnitus, or laterality (P < 0.05).
When a construction worker accidentally knocks the mailbox over, the old man -- impotent with age, hard of hearing, and grumpy by nature -- loses it.
(R7) Later she described not joining in some activities due to concerns about her age, loss of hearing, and worry about what others might think of her.
39 Therefore, division into subgroups on the basis only of age or of hearing threshold at tonal audiometry clearly does not necessarily lead to creation of a homogeneous group for the advanced assessment of the presbyacusis process.
As discussed above a major feature of the studies being reviewed was their heterogeneity in terms of factors such as age, severity of hearing loss, numbers of children with cochlear implants and types of control/comparison groups employed.
By testing the age cohort correlation of hearing loss in the COPD and control groups, we calculated the Pearson correlation coefficients of medium strength (0.56, 0.61, p value<0.001) in the COPD and control groups, respectively.
No patients were excluded based on age, age of onset of hearing loss, previous testing, or type of hearing loss.
