Sentence examples for auditory that from inspiring English sources
The criterion definition of scoring level 2 should be changed to include all kinds of cues (visual, verbal, and auditory) that encompass users with any functional capabilities.
Isoflurane-induced bursts in adolescent and adult animals could be evoked in barrel cortex not only by PW stimulation, but also by stimulation of the non-PWs as well as by stimuli in other sensory modalities (visual and auditory) that is in keeping with findings made in adult animals and patients.
In this scenario, NOMPC acts as a mechanical pre-amplifier in auditory JONs that enhances auditory sensitivity by enhancing vibrations before they are transduced in auditory JONs.
Tzourio et al. demonstrated that prefrontal areas are engaged in auditory tasks that involve sustained or selective auditory attention [ 38].
Recently, audiologists have become concerned about "hidden hearing loss," damage to fibers in the auditory nerves, the specific subsystem of the auditory system that helps people hear in loud environments.
If nothing else, auditory learners will benefit from the reduction in auditory distractions that plague the modern open office space.
Mismatch negativity is an automatic neurophysiological response to a deviant auditory stimulus that is interspersed with a series of standard auditory stimuli [ 3, 4].
Rather, it may be the duration of auditory deprivation that plays the key role, with over 7 10 years of auditory deprivation required for effects to be manifested behaviorally.
The two main properties of the human auditory system that make up the psychoacoustic model are: absolute threshold of hearing and auditory masking.
The visual and auditory cues that reach the nervous system are noisy versions of the underlying visual and auditory variables.
The cognitive model most consistent with our task and results is that auditory hallucinations represent sub-vocal verbalisation which is not associated with the usual inhibition of auditory cortex that signifies self-production [ 1].
