Sentence examples for complete deafness from inspiring English sources

Damage to the cochlea or cochlear nerve results in complete deafness, ringing in the ear (tinnitus), or both.

However, homozygous mice exhibited complete deafness, as well as circular movement and repetitive falling, suggesting imbalance.

Perhaps complete deafness is related to calm behaviour, whereas partial deafness or hearing distortions are related to increasing agitated and unpredictable behaviour.

Here, we show that loss of ck/myoVIIA function leads to complete deafness in Drosophila by disrupting the integrity of the scolopidia that transduce auditory signals.

Complete deafness may also be at the base of Sahrawi and Tuareg herders' description of piebald camels' behaviour as 'stubborn', 'non-obedient', and 'hard in understanding orders', but also as being quiet and tame and 'following the rest of the herd' (Migeon 2006).

The cochlear nerve will cause partial or complete deafness in the affected ear.

"The government's complete immobility, deafness and incapability to understand reality and act accordingly was very scary".

With her latest exhibit, "Generator," she asks something specific of her audience: to remove all electronic devices and succumb to (almost) complete blindness and deafness.

Five per cent of Aboriginal children are reported to have complete or partial deafness, compared to 1% of non-Indigenous Australians [ 12], yet they are less likely to wear hearing aids [ 13].

The amount of hearing improvement ranged from 20 dB to complete rescue of the deafness phenotype at various frequencies tested.

In addition, auditory brainstem responses showed significant hearing preservation in the injected ears, ranging from 20 dB improvement to complete correction of the deafness phenotype.