Sentence examples for hearing degradation from inspiring English sources

The remaining 12 patients experienced hearing degradation, of which 11 (91.6%) had pretreatment GR II hearing.

Twelve patients experienced hearing degradation (91.6% were GR II pretreatment); they appeared to have significantly larger tumor sizes, significantly smaller cochlear sizes, and higher prescribed cochlear doses, compared to the patients with preserved hearing.

Second, as our data showed, 91.6% of the 12 patients experiencing hearing degradation after CK had a pretreatment hearing status of GR II, reflecting a greater probability of hearing loss in patients with GR II hearing pretreatment.

Massager et al. [ 26] reviewed 82 VS patients treated with gamma knife and reported that the median cochlear volumes were 80.9 mm in patients who had their hearing preserved, which was nonsignificantly higher than those of patients with hearing degradation (80.4 mm).

Our study found that the patients who developed hearing degradation were characterized as having significantly larger tumor volumes than those of patients with preserved hearing, which was in agreement with the study by Kano et al., [ 25] revealing that a tumor volume <0.75 cm was a significant prognostic factor for serviceable hearing preservation.

It is envisaged that when applied to the cochlear implant, these conducting and novel polymer films will provide a biocompatible substrate for storage and release of neurotrophins to help protect auditory neurons from degradation after sensorineural hearing loss and encourage neurite outgrowth towards the electrodes.

It was subjected to MP3 compressions at various bitrates, where lower bitrates would result in compression loss and therefore, audio degradation can be heard.

The next step in these studies will be to define the endogenous signals that regulate the complex and complementary modulation of local T3 production and degradation required for normal hearing.

The character's mental degradation can lead him to hearing hallucinations and visions, which manifest as graphical anomalies and sound distortion, and changes in control sensitivity.

Unsurprisingly, complaints of pasture degradation from herders have been heard more frequently since this change, even though wild herbivores such as kiang (Equus kiang, Figure 10) are usually blamed (Bhatnagar et al. 2006b).

But to put life on the dry bones of statistics and otherwise hard-to-relate stories about environmental degradation, you need to see, smell and hear.