Sentence examples for auditory problem from inspiring English sources

At the V.A., Henry's specialty is tinnitus, which is both his own principal auditory problem and the leading cause of service-connected disability claims made by veterans.

This is either because of an auditory problem or because of who he is: a product of working-class Quincy; a former high school wrestler, trained never to submit; the only one of the four candidates for governor not to have attended Harvard; a veteran politician who needs the job; and a classic long shot who finds hope in the mysteries behind the voting-booth shroud.

The scientific understanding of tinnitus and its etiology has transitioned from thinking of tinnitus as solely a peripheral auditory problem to an increasing awareness that cortical networks may play a critical role in tinnitus percept or bother.

The questionnaires included a self-report measure (the Listening Inventory for Education [LIFE]), a teacher-report measure (the Teacher's Evaluation of Auditory Performance [TEAP]), and two parental report measures: (a) the ECLiPS and (b) the Fisher's auditory problem checklist (FAPC).

Four questionnaires were used to capture the symptoms of listening difficulty from the perspective of parents (ECLiPS and Fisher's auditory problem checklist), teachers (Teacher's Evaluation of Auditory Performance), and children, that is, self-report (Listening Inventory for Education).

She went to a hearing specialist in an effort to show that auditory problems were also an issue.

Female sex, visual problems, auditory problems, use of mobility aids, mobility problems and depression were the only independent correlates for falls.

Students completed most of these worksheets in class and only a few at home (as homework) during the course of the textbook unit and, at the end of it, they submitted them back to the teacher, so she could provide students with feedback about their listening performance, auditory problems, and strategic behaviour.

The objectives of the study were to investigate whether fitting of bilateral BAHAs in children with conductive BHL give additional hearing benefits, to investigate the effects of unilateral hearing aids in children with conductive UHL, and to identify different aspects of auditory problems in children with conductive UHL or BHL.

Less common symptoms of acute carbon monoxide poisoning include myocardial ischemia, atrial fibrillation, pneumonia, pulmonary edema, high blood sugar, lactic acidosis, muscle necrosis, acute kidney failure, skin lesions, and visual and auditory problems.

These results are suggestive of cognitive rather than simply auditory problems to explain the language impairment in the elderly.