Sentence examples for baha in from inspiring English sources

In this study, the benefits of the BAHA in SSD are presented.

The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of BAHA in sound localization for USNHL listeners.

The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of Bone Anchored Cochlear Stimulator (BAHA) in transcranial routing of signal by implanting the deaf ear.

Baha'is may hang a picture of Abdu'l Baha in their homes or in Baha'i Centres, and you will frequently see Arabic calligraphy of the "Greatest Name" of God (Ya Baha'ul Abha") everywhere even in the Houses of Worship. 5. Saints are described as people who have totally turned their thoughts to God, and are detached from the material world.

Tjellstron was the pioneer in utilizing the concept of osseointegration in hearing implants and established the use of BAHA in 1977 [ 18].

In studies that specifically look into the use of BAHA in atresia patients, Mazita et al. [ 19] had found that 100% (16 patients) have improved hearing with a mean functional gain of 35.2 dB HL.

Bilateral BAHAs in adults with bilateral hearing loss (BHL) have proven to be superior to unilateral fitting, in both audiologically measurements and in overall patient satisfaction.

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.

Tactical Questioning by Norton-Taylor, taken from the inquiry into the death at the hands of the British army of Baha Mousa in Iraq in 2003, has just closed after a highly successful run, and a sold-out fundraising production of Judgment at Nuremberg, presented by a company of legal professionals, opens on Wednesday 6 July.

The failure to secure convictions at court martial following the murder of Baha Mousa in Basra in 2003, and the one-year sentence imposed on the one soldier who admitted a criminal charge of inhumane treatment, was a matter for "deep concern", the committee said, as was the failure to prosecute anyone for the torture of other Iraqi prisoners.

An official inquiry established that the death of Iraqi hotel receptionist Baha Mousa in September 2003 resulted, in part, from his detention by British troops, the former army lawyer pointed out.