The phrase "auditory purpose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention or goal related to hearing or sound in a specific context, such as in education, therapy, or design.
Example: "The auditory purpose of this exercise is to enhance listening skills and improve sound discrimination."
Alternatives: "sound-related objective" or "hearing intention".
The purpose of this investigation was to simulate OR listening conditions and evaluate the effect of operating noise on auditory function.
The auditory function was measured using auditory brainstem response (ABR).
Theoretically, isolated injury of the thalamus, auditory radiations, or auditory cortex could alter auditory function.
To summarize, the present set of results suggests that extrinsic normalization at central processing levels is not exclusively the result of an all-purpose auditory compensation mechanism that is indifferent to the exact nature of those stimuli.
The account emerging from this body of prior research is that extrinsic normalization in speech perception is based on a general-purpose auditory mechanism that compensates for the LTAS characteristics of preceding speech and is indifferent to the nature of the sounds from which the LTAS is derived.
In those animals with auditory structures, hearing serves purposes of great biological value: in its more primitive forms, it is used to sense danger and enemies, to detect prey, and to identify prospective mates; at a more complex level, hearing is involved in communication within social groups and in emotional expressions of various kinds.
As rather small individuals were used to ensure high resolution for microCT imaging and to facilitate thin sectioning for histology, we measured auditory sensitivities for control purposes and compared the thresholds gained with data on larger E. maculatus (mean SL = 37 mm) measured in the prior study by Schulz-Mirbach et al. [ 15].
Background and purpose: The Paced Auditory Serial Attention Task PASATT) is an attention and information processing task used in patients with diffuse brain disorders, like cerebral trauma and multiple sclerosis (MS).
The model here proposed includes an auditory processing pathway, with the purpose of showing how the coding of "wrong", even if highly simplified with respect to its rich content in natural language, can emerge in the course of moral learning.
Use auditory stimulation.
