Sentence examples for unilateral aid from inspiring English sources
He dismissed reports that Germany was considering a unilateral aid package for Greece.
Others said Mexico had not asked for unilateral aid from America, but a partnership in fighting crime.
Another possibility is that unilateral aiding compensates for a decrease in central gain on one side only (Schaette et al. 2012).
All panel members agreed that open-fit hearing aid avoids occlusion, making use of natural hearing, and 75% of members agreed that unilateral aiding can shift tinnitus perception to the unaided ear.
On fitting, panel members reached consensus that unilateral hearing aid fitting in patients with mild hearing loss and bothersome tinnitus is not appropriate even if the patient has unilateral tinnitus or an asymmetric hearing loss (96 to 100% agreement depending on the statement, Table 6).
The objectives of the study were to investigate whether fitting of bilateral BAHAs in children with conductive BHL give additional hearing benefits, to investigate the effects of unilateral hearing aids in children with conductive UHL, and to identify different aspects of auditory problems in children with conductive UHL or BHL.
However, like in the unilateral hearing aids, the main source of estimation errors comes from the target source.
The US had already taken unilateral actions to aid civilians caught in the conflict by dropping humanitarian supplies into Bosnia under Operation Provide Promise, and many US officials argued for the use of military force.
Here, the panelists indicated that for patients who do not have a bothersome tinnitus they would base their decision to offer unilateral or bilateral aid(s) on patient preference.
On Sunday, the Rohingya militant group behind the 25 August attacks declared a one-month unilateral ceasefire to allow aid agencies in, but the Myanmar government rejected it, saying it would not negotiate with "terrorists".
It was concluded that contralateral stimulation (with bilateral CIs or unilateral CI plus hearing aid) contributed to significantly improved language outcomes.
