"speech assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the evaluation or analysis of one's speech abilities or patterns. Example: The speech therapist conducted a thorough speech assessment to determine the root cause of the patient's difficulty with articulation.
It would thus be of interest to fully assess the CAS in this child using the Madison Speech Assessment Protocol and other relevant speech batteries suggested by Raca et al. Using the array-CGH data, we catalogued all observed imbalances that spanned four or more consecutive oligonucleotide probes with values outside the log10 Cy-dye threshold ratios for the proband.
The second very often used phonetic alphabet is the Speech Assessment Methods Phonetic Alphabet (SAMPA) [26].
Their flagship product, Wiz World Online, uses sophisticated speech assessment features to teach mostly kids and teens English as a foreign language.
It is hard to build virtual world gaming, curriculum and speech assessment features like the ones included in Wiz World, and make them immersive and motivating for students.
It is a phonetically rich text with 108 words (71 disjunctive) often used in speech assessment in German-speaking countries.
Real-time scores assigned during examination – as is fairly typical in speech assessment – correlated substantially less than the automated scores with the mean scores.
Baseline testing involved brief cognitive assessment, comprehensive speech language assessment, and neuroimaging.
Within 1 week of completing PROMPT, participants with apraxia completed a repeat speech language assessment and neuroimaging.
No formal speech assessments have been performed.
Children in the apraxia group underwent comprehensive speech assessments before and after speech therapy.
Controls underwent baseline cognitive assessment and neuroimaging, but did not receive speech assessments or any speech training.
