Sentence examples for in hearing at from inspiring English sources

Chisholm's obituary in The Edinburgh Tatler recalled that "the three highlights of his life were in hearing at age seven Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata played by Frederic Lamond on a piano roll; becoming acquainted with the music of India and lastly being offered the chair of music at Cape Town University in 1947".

12 This definition represents a deficit in hearing at the middle frequencies that is commonly used in audiology and is widely associated with difficulties in communication.

Serial audiometry showed a significant decline in hearing at frequencies above 2,000 Hz in 37% of children but at or below 2,000 Hz in only 17%.

There were no significant changes in hearing at 16 and 32 weeks, even taking into account noise exposure, CD4+ T-cell count and plasma viral load.

Among 99 strains characterized, we observed approximately two-fold to five-fold variation in hearing at six different frequencies, which are differentiated biologically from each other by the location in the cochlea where each frequency is registered.

There was no effect of carrier status on hearing at the conventional audiometric thresholds examined at 7, 9 and 11 years, consistent with the smaller study of Engel-Yeger et al. 22 Unlike the study by Franzé et al 24 we did not show a difference in hearing at 6 and 8 kHz.

When Zappa and his manager sued, Mr Palmer agreed to appear as a witness in the hearing at the High Court in London in 1975.

In an unusual development, McSorley refused to participate in his hearing at league headquarters in New York.

In a hearing at Federal District Court in Portland on Wednesday, prosecutors said that Dr. Patel, who had previously been penalized by the medical authorities in New York and Oregon, "schemed to hide his history of professional misconduct" from Australian health officials.

Changes in hearing levels at all frequencies and in low and high frequency pure tone averages were measured at baseline, 16, and 32 weeks after initiating antiretroviral therapy.

As shown in Table 1, differences in hearing loss at diagnosis between the two groups of children were statistically significant (p < 0.001).