Sentence examples for ongoing auditory from inspiring English sources

The horizontal line a-b-c-d corresponds to a continuous flow of ongoing auditory sensations; the vertical lines correspond to the proteraestheses which accompany these sensations at three particular points b, c an d.

When novel or salient changes occur in an ongoing auditory stream, a cascade of neural processes preattentively or automatically detects them.

The detection of a change in ongoing ambient auditory stimulation is an important preliminary requirement for the conscious organisation of an adaptive response to a significant event.

This is used for examining ongoing oscillations and auditory event-related brain processes recorded by MEG.

A growing body of evidence shows that ongoing oscillations in auditory cortex modulate their phase to match the rhythm of temporally regular acoustic stimuli, increasing sensitivity to relevant environmental cues and improving detection accuracy.

Such phase locking of ongoing activity in auditory processing regions to acoustic information would increase listeners' sensitivity to relevant acoustic cues and aid in the efficiency of spoken language processing.

The finding regarding hearing difficulty adds more evidence to the need for adequate assessment of sensory impairments at the time of assessment for nursing home placement [ 14] and ongoing monitoring of auditory acuity.

Although the functional roles of the various components of this network remain poorly defined, a more complete understanding is emerging from ongoing studies that link auditory behavior to its anatomic and physiologic substrates.

The view that the forms of plasticity are task dependent is supported by ongoing studies in which auditory learning involves CS-specific decreases in threshold or bandwidth without affecting frequency tuning.

This data may be used to design therapies for enhancing the SGN physiological status in all GJB2 patients and especially in a sub-group of GJB2 patients where the hearing loss progresses due to ongoing degeneration of the auditory nerve, thereby improving the outcome of cochlear implant therapy in these ears.

First, we acknowledge the ongoing debate about whether auditory attention operates more effectively at a representational level, in which features are conjoined and bound to an auditory object, than at the level of individual feature coding (Cusack & Carlyon, 2003; Shamma, 2008).