Sentence examples for delayed hearing from inspiring English sources

In addition, the judge delayed hearing a request from the company's committee of unsecured creditors for permission to pursue litigation against the banks that financed the buyout.

Some studies have indicated delayed hearing loss after surgery (Gstoettner et al. 2006; Luetje et al. 2007), whereas other studies have reported stable hearing in the operated ear (Skarzynski et al. 2007; Lenarz et al. 2009).

Mean total DQ score was slightly lower in MC twins than in DC twins (mean TDQ 103 and 104, respectively, p = 0.423), which was mainly due to the higher proportion of mildly delayed hearing and speech development in MC twins.

A more recent report by Woodson et al. [ 52] suggested that delayed hearing loss has occurred in some recipients receiving the Iowa/Cochlear Hybrid cochlear implant.

It should be acknowledged that some delayed hearing loss may reflect progression of the underlying cause of deafness and as such, cochlear implantation may cause an accelerated loss of residual hearing as a result of electrode insertion [ 79].

Successful preservation of residual hearing and prevention of delayed hearing loss have generally been advocated by either surgical technique alone or use of a particular electrode design [ 8, 9, 48– 51].

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Lead, too, was for years thought to be safe in small doses, until further study demonstrated that, particularly for children, even slight exposure could result in intellectual delays, hearing loss, and hyperactivity.

Costs and benefits related to screening for particular conditions or groups of conditions were evaluated after mapping them over major disease outcomes (e.g., life expectancy, cerebral palsy/stroke, seizures, developmental delay, hearing loss, vision loss).

In the first years of her life, she was diagnosed with failure to thrive, developmental delay, hearing impairment, multiple upper respiratory infections, and restrictive VSD and membranous subaortic stenosis, which required surgery.

Infants born preterm are at increased risks for neonatal complications and associated long-term morbidity [ 4] such as developmental delays, hearing and vision impairments, respiratory distress syndrome, cerebral palsy and retinopathy of prematurity, prolonging the financial, emotional and stress-related costs of prematurity well beyond the care received within neonatal intensive care units.