Sentence examples for reduced vocal from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the reduced vocal wear his work entailed, Mr. Franke's career was twice as long as that of many principal singers.

Mildly dysarthric participants had significantly greater relative increases in vocal SPL following PVP than either moderately or severely dysarthric participants who had reduced vocal SPL following PVP.

I also reduced vocal tension by relearning natural breathing and exploring the free range of sound-making, which helped my ability to speak and eventually participate in conversations.

A reduced occurrence of the bio-duck sound in Antarctic summer recordings [ 6] probably relates to a change in behaviour and reduced vocal activity during times of intense foraging [ 11] as suggested by the low call rates in our recordings, rather than a change in the relative abundance of whales during this time.

She did return to Lulu at the Met in 1985, this time as the Countess Geschwitz, "ultimately fragile and vulnerable rather than forceful, in keeping with her reduced vocal abilities … the final scene extremely poignant".

Knockout of FoxP2 leads to reduced vocal behavior and eventually premature death.

It reduces vocal fold mobility.

Recent scholarship has suggested that semi-occluded vocal tract (SOVT) exercises may increase vocal economy of individuals by reducing vocal effort while maintaining or increasing acoustic output.

Based on these results, we propose a sequential intervention model to facilitate the initial and subsequent selection of an intervention most likely to reduce vocal stereotypy while producing desired collateral outcomes.

This raises the question of whether an age-related increase in the burstiness of RA-projecting LMAN neurons could contribute to reducing vocal variability.

While lesions of AFP nuclei do not affect adult song per se, they do suppress song learning and reduce vocal plasticity, implicating the AFP as a key player in the sensorimotor learning and maintenance of birdsong.