Sentence examples for localization benefits from inspiring English sources

Until recently, most of the research on outcomes for children with bilateral CIs was focused on speech perception and sound localization benefits.

Although it has been established that bilateral cochlear implants (CIs) offer additional speech perception and localization benefits to many children with severe to profound hearing loss, whether these improved perceptual abilities facilitate significantly better language development has not yet been clearly established.

The use of hearing aids can improve localization, but any benefit is highly dependent on the user's type and degree of hearing loss, mould-type, and fitting procedure (Byrne et al. 1992), with completely-in-the-canal aids offering a better localization benefit (Best et al. 2010).

In this figure, we varied the benefit supply amount and diffusion coefficient in simulations to show that spatial localization of benefits is required to generate results that are similar to experiments.

The partner association indexes and the R → A ← L : C ← L ratios of simulated cooperating and cheating spatial communities were compared at different levels of localization of benefits.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00230.012 10.7554/eLiFigure30.013 Figure 2 figure supplement 3. Cooperative communities exhibit a characteristic patch size associated with the spatial localization of benefits.

The intermixing indexes in these communities increased linearly as a function of community height, because these communities exhibited fixed-size patches associated with the spatial localization of benefits.

'Co&Ch' communities had parameters similar to those in Figure 3 figure supplement 2B (purple circles) and therefore had normal levels of spatial localization of benefits.

It was also one of the first localization to benefit from the recent progress in systemic therapy especially targeted therapies [ 3].

Localization of cooperative benefits is required for self-organization.

Together, these results suggest that intermixing relies on spatial localization of cooperative benefits that are sufficiently large to both partners, and is otherwise insensitive to initial conditions or the detailed kinetics of interactions.