"hearing survey" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a survey or questionnaire that is designed to gather information about a person's hearing ability. Example: "As part of the research study, participants were asked to complete a hearing survey to evaluate their hearing abilities."
This paper presents two options for updating age-correction tables, and for extending values to age 75 years using recent unscreened population-based hearing survey data from NHANES.
This frequency is comparable to a prevalence of 8.3% reported from a hearing survey carried out in the terai in the mid-90s among children aged 5-15 years, 11 before the launch of the country's national vitamin A programme.
This paper presents 2 options for updating the age-correction tables and extending values to age 75 years using recent population-based hearing survey data from the US National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey NHANESS).
Henry has proposed that appropriate diagnosis of the difficulties with a questionnaire (e.g., Tinnitus and Hearing Survey, Henry et al. 2008) allows clinicians to determine and address hearing- and tinnitus-specific problems, and only patients showing hearing-related problems, independent of tinnitus, would be offered amplification.
After media attention about a previous hearing-loss survey with Music Television (MTV.com), we hypothesized that a repeat survey could compare awareness and behavior trends.
And if you listen to employers you'll hear, in survey after survey, that a big reason they're not hiring is a dearth of qualified workers.
Fans from Everton, Rangers and Celtic topped the league table for making the largest number of racist comments heard, the survey found.
When she heard the survey findings, she was shocked.
Though hardly annual events, performances of the complete string quartets are not rare, and we even heard a survey of the nine symphonies from John Eliot Gardiner and his period instrument orchestra last spring at the Orange County Performing Arts Center.
Therefore, we recommend that an IDM with features consistent with OAVS undergo a workup including hearing evaluation, skeletal survey, echocardiogram, renal ultrasonogram, and immunodeficiency workup if clinically indicated.
Traditional issues aside, what I'd be interested in hearing about the survey findings is: 1) how successful have these businesses against the key drivers (cost, competitiveness, etc).?; 2) what are the factors the successful businesses identify as must-have capability – I'm assuming there is an inherent set of skills or cultural and the switch to this approach has challenges at all levels?
