Sentence examples for differences in the hearing from inspiring English sources

Differences in the hearing organs separate Pyralidae and Crambidae [ 47].

Significant differences in the hearing parameters between COPD cases and controls were only observed in the mean value of the (sensorineural) hearing loss at the frequencies of 0.5, 1 and 2 kHz in the bone conduction of the better ear (p=0.0098) and in the total score of HHIE-S (p=0.043).

The difference in the hearing ranges for octopus and bigfin reef squids may be explained by the difference in their habitats.

The results of this study do not support the hypothesis that there is a clinically relevant difference in the hearing performance of patients with COPD which can be measured with practicable tools for use in general medical practice.

However, Liberman et al. found no significant difference in the hearing threshold at any frequency when the total mean radiation dose to the primary tumor was 6887 cGy or the mean radiation dose at ear level was 4200.0 cGy, although their study followed 11 patients for 5 10 months [ 25].

As the frequency range of human hearing is large (ranging from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz) and the average person can hear subtle differences in frequency, the hearing strategy may provide not only real-time monitoring of brain activities but also a more sensitive way to detect the small variations in the amplitude and duration of brain waves that are ignored by conventional EEG technique.

The lack of differences in the mean hearing loss between different COPD stages can possibly be explained by the high number of cases with a near-normal pO2, by an individually different susceptibility to a low pO2 and by the difficulty of judging the influence of LTOT.

This distribution differs from the published national Austrian and international data of the general population investigated by the BOLD study which found a percentage of 34% of COPD II and 61% of COPD stage I. 25 33 No significant differences in the mean hearing loss between the different COPD stages I IV were detectable by ANOVA (p value=0.7).

It is unknown whether this pattern occurred by chance, given our small sample, or whether there are systematic differences in the directionality of hearing aids supplied to listeners with different levels of hearing impairment.

The third aim is to ascertain that the differences in hearing between the two transmission paths are comparable for the two most important groups of Baha users: those with a conductive/mixed hearing loss [ 3] and those with single-sided sensorineural deafness (SSD) [ 8].

We found no significant differences in the proportions with hearing impairment by leisure time or occupational noise exposure.