Sentence examples for contribution of speech from inspiring English sources

The important contribution of speech therapy for Parkinson's disease patients has been recognized for many years, with healthcare providers becoming aware of its value for disorders affecting articulation and swallowing as well as general graphic or language communication skills.

To actually measure the visual contribution of speech intelligibility of the avatar, the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) has to be such that it makes it difficult to understand speech.

The contribution of speech motor processes to NW repetition skills in children is an area, which needs to be further investigated, however.

Statistically significant results in any model were interpreted as showing the specific contribution of speech-brain entrainment to brain-brain entrainment.

The low contribution of Receptive Speech to internal consistency comes alongside the other findings about this subtest, which indicates psychometric inadequacy in its present configuration.

This is mainly due to the further contribution of the speech STSA in the Bayesian cost function parameters through (10) as well as properly selecting the STSA prior shape parameter using (22) to adjust the gain function values.

In the most oddball contribution of the speech, this line originates from the Australian pop band The Guild League on their album, Inner North: "The shirtless sky, the burning bricks.

The contribution of their speech to further the public discourse over race in quite minimal; the damage to the Police Department's image and the public's perception of the Police Department is considerable.

A hierarchical multiple linear regression was performed to assess the unique contribution of inner speech (VISQ), self-esteem (RSES) and dissociation (DES) in predicting auditory hallucination proneness.

Electric stimulation provided a major contribution to speech comprehension of partially deaf patients.

One candidate in the current competition for an official blogger's role on Comment is free, who calls himself "mr pikebishop", has offered a curiously ruddy-faced photograph for use as a picture byline to accompany his first contribution, about freedom of speech.