Sentence examples for has better hearing from inspiring English sources

Hopefully, the ECB has better hearing than the Bank of Japan.

For example, if a listener has poor hearing in the ear under test, the signal may be sufficiently intense that it may cross the skull and be detected by the opposite ear that has better hearing.

THE BOTTOM LINE While chronic exposure to any loud noise can cause hearing damage, musicians may have better hearing than people in the general population.

Some modern breeds have better hearing than others, but they all can detect noises well beyond the range of the human ear.

"People with healthy diets who eat adequate fruit and vegetables, have better hearing thresholds than people with a poor diet, according to large population databases".

Still, a generation that was warned that it would pay a price for its love of loud music appears to have better hearing than members of the generation before, researchers from the University of Wisconsin reported in The American Journal of Epidemiology a few years ago.

Kitties also have better hearing than most carnivores, and their vision is extraordinary in low light, which makes sense since they tend to be more active at dawn and dusk.

In the size groups capable of perceiving frequencies up to 6 kHz, larger individuals had better hearing abilities at low frequencies (0.05 2 kHz), whereas smaller individuals showed better hearing at the highest frequencies (4 6 kHz).

Similarly, several articles showed that patients with GR I hearing prior to SRS have better hearing prognoses posttreatment [ 6, 12, 23, 33].

For example, in the auditory system females have better hearing sensitivity than males; these and other differences can be related directly to the masculinizing effects of androgens [ 2- 4].

The smallest specimens tested by Wysocki et al. [ 32] had better hearing abilities at the highest frequencies tested (mean hearing threshold at 4 kHz: 75.3 dB re 1 μPa) than the largest fish tested by Ladich [ 30] (81.3 dB).