"hearing condition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a medical condition that affects a person's ability to hear. For example, "The doctor diagnosed her with a hearing condition that required her to wear hearing aids."
Employing a repeated measures design with two independent variables (hearing condition and audio condition) and one between groups independent variable (native language), the results revealed the beneficial effects on noise cancelling headphones on performance.
But there's no mention of Merritt's hyperacusis, a hearing condition that inflicts painful feedback whenever Merritt encounters loud noises such as applause or "women in gay bars".
If it's not, they'll be able to refer you to an audiologist to help you understand if you have a hearing condition, and how you can manage or treat your symptoms.
Sounds give specific qualities to spaces establishing whether or not a hearing condition is pleasant or annoying to those who inhabit them, and may or may not favor oral communication, a fundamental activity in human interaction.
Watkins, Patel, Davis, and Howell (2005) reported significantly greater activation in a delayed auditory feedback condition relative to a normal hearing condition.
"I'd heard conditions were much better in China".
"Everywhere you look, in total immersion, you see and hear conditions in the camp.
The jury heard conditions in the house had "disturbed even hardened officers".
During the month he and his family spent there before moving on to Manaus, where they heard conditions were better, Quiñonez returned to Tucupita to collect more artisanal products to sell — hammocks, woven hats, bows and arrows.
Thus, to follow the analysis strategy, MANOVAs were carried out to examine the effects of hearing status + gender per condition and of condition + gender per hearing status.
The sounds were a subset of the sounds in the first lab test which exhibited large transitions in SNR and SPL, but they are reflective of typical hearing conditions.
