Sentence examples for stage of speech from inspiring English sources

A preparatory processing stage of speech material is necessary for a faithful assessment of speech quality.

People who stutter (PWS) have been shown to be slower and less accurate than controls on a phoneme monitoring task designed to tap into the phonological encoding stage of speech production (Garnett & Den Ouden, 2013; Sasisekaran et al., 2006).

It has been unclear whether the motor cortex contributes to the perceptual or post-perceptual stage of speech processing (e.g., decision-level or response selection processes).

It is well known that, even during the earliest stage of speech-like behaviour (Fry, 1966), near-simultaneous correlated activity is present in different brain parts, especially those areas controlling speech output (left inferior prefrontal cortex) and those where neurones respond to auditory features of speech (left superior temporal lobe).

Speech knowledge is collected during training stages which imitate early stages of speech acquisition.

The mechanisms and functional anatomy underlying the early stages of speech perception are still not well understood.

At first glance, poor encoding seems inadequate to explain the results, because of the intact MMN responses seen in poor nonword-repeaters at all syllable positions, indicating adequacy of the early stages of speech discrimination.

The early stages of speech sound discrimination rely critically on the auditory cortex.

Brain activity related to different stages of speech sound processing can be studied with event-related brain potentials.

Rather, this early activation appears to be triggered by the critical words/speech acts per se and potentially reflects initial stages of speech act comprehension.

In this view, these dynamic predictions modulate the response properties of the first-order sensory thalamus to optimize the early stages of speech recognition.