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Hearing Loss in Singers: A Preliminary Study
Journal of Voice, 2015Singers need good hearing; however, they may be exposed to loud noises during their musical activities. The objectives of this study were to describe the incidence and type of hearing loss (HL) in singers.Retrospective case cohort.Billing records identified patients who had undergone videostroboscopy and audiogram during the same visit over a 3 year ...
Erik Hofmann, Amanda Hu
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Hearing in the elderly: a test protocol and preliminary results
Scandinavian Audiology, 2001Hearing deteriorates with age. ISO 7029 (2000) presents data on hearing threshold as a function of sex and age up to 70 years. There is a need for an extension of these data beyond 70 years. There is also a need for testing the central component of hearing in the elderly. A test protocol was established, and groups of subjects aged 60 to > or = 90 were
E Laukli
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Predicting Use of Hearing Protection: A Preliminary Study
Public Health Nursing, 1993Abstract The National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health targeted noise‐induced hearing loss as one of the top 10 occupational hazards. Research has been directed toward reducing noise exposure rather than identifying the factors associated with workers' decision consistently to use hearing protection.
S L, Lusk, M J, Kelemen
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Hearing in an Aging Population
New England Journal of Medicine, 1962THIS paper represents the initial report of a study of presbycusis being carried out at the Age Center of New England, Incorporated. It was written with two purposes in mind: to acquaint the medical profession with the Age Center and the work being done there; and to add to the literature data gathered from an audiologic assessment of 170 older people.
R E, KLOTZ, M, KILBANE
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“Preliminary Hearings” in Naturalization Administration
American Political Science Review, 1936In the application of statutes and regulations governing naturalization in the United States, an ingenious administrative device has been evolved which avoids the ineffectiveness and cumbersomeness of the ordinary courts as well as the abuses occasionally characterizing the non-reviewable action of executive agencies at the other extreme.
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A Preliminary Study of Hearing Loss in Children With Craniosynostosis
The Cleft Palate Craniofacial JournalObjective To describe the frequency and types of hearing loss in children with syndromic and non-syndromic craniosynostosis. Design Retrospective ...
Eric Min +6 more
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Preliminary Hearings—Just or Unjust—Justified or Unjustified
Journal of the Forensic Science Society, 1979Case histories of fires involving the use of petril and paraffin as accelerants are used to review past, present and future methods of delection and identification of hydrocarbons.
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Hearing Procedure I – Preliminary Matters
2009In this and the next chapter, we will consider how tribunal hearings should be conducted. All aspects of the hearing will be considered in these two chapters, except for the rules of evidence, which are dealt with in Chapter 5. Clearly, the procedure to be followed will vary to some extent, depending on the purpose of the hearing, and again depending ...
Derek P. Auchie, Ailsa Carmichael
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