Sentence examples for difficult to understand speech from inspiring English sources
For Kenner, computers furnished a partial solution for the hearing loss that afflicted him from early childhood, along with a thickened and often difficult to understand speech.
As we age, the precision of this timing deteriorates, making it difficult to understand speech, especially in environments with a lot of background noise.
People with sensorineural hearing loss often find it difficult to understand speech in the presence of background noise, even when wearing their hearing aids.
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.
Speech in noise is more difficult to understand than speech in quiet, especially for the hard of hearing.
Brain regions maximally activated by speech in noise are different from those maximally activated by speech in quiet, suggesting that difficult-to-understand speech requires the mobilization of different brain areas.
"Booth had not yet received the brain procedures that would later reverse some of his Parkinson's symptoms and it was sometimes difficult to understand his speech," Ms. Lee wrote in a blog post on Monday.
Mr. Nossell has a disability that, among other things, leaves his speech difficult to understand; he refers to himself as a spastic.
The other four symptoms (strange feelings in body, false beliefs or ideas, calling attention to oneself with strange behavior, speech difficult to understand) were reported by 2% to 5% of SW Indians.
