Sentence examples for combined deaf from inspiring English sources

Its director is Emmanuelle Laborit, who played Cordelia in this production, which combined deaf and hearing actors.

Usher syndrome (USH) is the most common cause of combined deaf-blindness in man.

The last show on Broadway to combine deaf and hearing actors onstage was Mark Medoff's "Children of a Lesser God" in 1980.

The human Usher syndrome (USH) is the most frequent cause of combined inheritable deaf-blindness (Wolfrum, 2011; Yang, 2012).

For the segregation analysis, deafness was treated as a dichotomous trait, where unilaterally and bilaterally deaf dogs were combined as affected.

They first worked together as adults in 1999 on "Bangkok Dangerous," a fierce, pulpy crime film about a deaf-mute hit man that combined the Hong Kong-style operatic action and the Thai-Buddhist languor of the Pangs' twin homelands.

The city proposed an alternative of public pay phones combined with a tapping protocol that would allow deaf and hearing-impaired callers to signal whether they needed police or fire services.

The literature search for economic evaluations of newborn hearing screening used the following terms: ("newborn" or "neonatal" or "infant") combined with ("economic" or "cost") and ("hearing" or "deaf") and "screening".

When speaking to Gilman, Strassberg combined the elevated volume you might use to address a deaf person with the patronizing tone you might employ with a seven-year-old.

The neocortex of congenitally deaf mice was examined using electrophysiological recording techniques combined with cortical myeloarchitecture.

Although Johnson had campaigned for a state school for the blind, it was common practice during the 19th century to combine schools for the deaf and blind as one institution.