Sentence examples for reliable hearing from inspiring English sources
Technological developments had made it possible to effectively treat hearing-impaired children and carry out reliable hearing tests from birth.
Conclusion: After more than 25 years of use in our clinic, Plasti-Pore ossicular replacement prostheses continue to provide reliable hearing results with a low rate of extrusion.
The PAS method could be important for early detection of fetal auditory function during its development and help to establish reliable hearing screening test.
After Richard III, last of the Plantagenets, was slain at Bosworth Field in 1485, his body was said to have been taken to the church of Greyfriars in Leicester, but after that nothing reliable is heard about what became of it.
Rumors of the site's existence date back at least to 1526, when, in a letter to the Spanish emperor Charles V, the conquistador Hernán Cortés reported hearing "reliable" information about a province in the interior of Honduras that "will exceed Mexico in riches, and equal it in the largeness of its towns and villages".
We've been hearing reliable rumors that Motorola will be making a very similar announcement about a handheld mobile phone that also incorporates Wi-Fi connectivity as soon as this week.
Mr. Kirschenbaum has heard reliable reports of a 29-pound kohlrabi.
It is not at all reassuring to hear "reliable, high-level sources" telling us that RAF pilots have latitude to attack Russian aircraft when they feel threatened.
In light of this commanding performance, it's strange to hear reliable sources reporting that Rattle remains a controversial, even embattled figure in Berlin, not least with his own orchestra.
The committee said it had heard reliable evidence from humanitarian organisations including the head of Unicef Yemen that the Saudi-led coalition was involved in actions that risked civilian deaths and breached humanitarian law.
A UN report has claimed Saudi Arabia is involved in breaches of humanitarian law in Yemen and the committee said it had heard reliable evidence from humanitarian organisations including the head of Unicef Yemen that the Saudi-led coalition was involved in actions that risked civilian deaths and breached humanitarian law.
