Sentence examples for diminished hearing from inspiring English sources

Dr. Snyderman points out that a cotton swab can push wax farther into the ear, causing impaction and diminished hearing.

In the present study, we showed that the patients who had diminished hearing after CK also had significantly smaller entire cochlear volumes those of patients with hearing preservation.

Notice if you are experiencing ear pain, fluid coming from your ear(s) and/or diminished hearing.

When does Joe Average start to have diminished hearing?

National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders data from 2001 shows that just 149.6 of every 1,000 adults who have diminished hearing, whether from aging, disease or injury, use a hearing aid.

With diminished hearing, "your brain is constantly having to work harder to process garbled sounds" — a concept called cognitive load ��� and may have less capacity for other mental tasks.

Significance: Chlorpromazine may diminish hearing thresholds or otoacoustic emissions in large doses.

Extended exposure to noise at 85 decibels is enough to irretrievably diminish hearing, she added.

Almost 250 years later, this way of dispensing justice has greatly diminished; magistrates routinely hear criminal cases without jurors.

But, he said, while hundreds of doctors -- family practitioners and obstetricians -- have attended his seminars thinking that they could begin providing mifepristone to patients seeking abortions, their eagerness to prescribe the pill often diminished as they heard him talk.

Romance and commitment diminished when they heard that there could be either a high or low risk of a break-up.