"speech fluency" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the ability to speak smoothly and easily, without hesitation or stumbling over words. Example: With practice and dedication, John's speech fluency improved greatly and he was able to deliver his presentation confidently and without any pauses or stumbles.
Another possibility is thatsocial anxiety about the self impacts both physiological arousal and speech fluency.
In addition, a significant correlation was found between the automatic assessment of speech fluency and the judgment of human experts.
One possibility is that social anxiety about the self increasesphysiological arousal, which can in turn impacts speech fluency.
Delayed auditory feedback (DAF) impacts the speech fluency of normally fluent males more than that of normally fluent females.
Adults who stutter can learn to control and improve their speech fluency by modifying their speaking rate.
Individual non-fluent and fluent speakers had widely varying patterns of performance suggesting that speech fluency is not a useful diagnostic measure.
The dominant dorsal anterior insula, in contrast, activates in response to speech and language fluency tasks (Mutschler et al. 2009) and lesions in the nearby dorsal mid-insula produce speech apraxia (Ackermann and Riecker 2004; Dronkers 1996).
Samples were analysed using measures of syntactic complexity, lexical content, speech production, fluency and semantic content.
14 In designing tools to assess language impairment, fluency in spontaneous speech, naming or word-finding, grammar, and paraphasic errors are key aspects of the assessment and are required for diagnosis of the types of dementia.
The program's software is customized for each person, "so we can assess your English in terms of your speech, word stress, fluency, grammar and pronunciation," he said.
Of these, we found that the semantic, syntactic complexity and lexical content composites, but not speech production or fluency, showed statistically significant changes with disease progression.
