hearing loss

collocation in English

meanings of hearingand loss

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hearing
adjective
uk /ˈhɪə.rɪŋ/ us /ˈhɪr.ɪŋ/
able ...
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loss
noun
uk /lɒs/ us /lɑːs/
the fact that you no longer have something or have less ...
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Examples of hearing loss

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In this article we consider a further source of evidence: children with hearingloss.
These included cases of 6 or more weeks preterm delivery, serious hearingloss, and other major medical problems.
By contrast, societal losses for persons who acquire their hearingloss late in life are expected to average $43,000.
Panelists felt nearly all infants identified with binaural severe to profound hearingloss receive early intervention services and hearing aids (95%).
Research has shown the accuracy of self-reported hearingloss lies within a few percentage points of actual audiometric results (48).
As expected, correlation of hearing-specific health state with hearingloss was low, while correlation with reported degree of hearing aid satisfaction was higher.
The weak relationship between audiologically detected hearingloss (impairment) and hearing disability has been reported (3;18).
Parents reported that all children were full term with no perinatal difficulties, major illnesses, developmental delays or hearingloss.
Communication difficulties experienced by nursing home residents with a hearingloss during conversation with staff members.
However, symptoms of sudden or progressive hearingloss, tinnitus, vertigo and other cranial neuropathies may be overshadowed by those from other metastases.
Patients present with vertigo and/or progressive, sudden or fluctuating hearingloss.
Results from this study are consistent with this the most frequent symptoms suffered being hearingloss, tinnitus and imbalance.
None of the children had sensorineural hearingloss or other chronic diseases.
In contrast, lost productivity constitutes 85% or more of expected societal costs for persons who acquire their hearingloss during their working years.
The use of special education resources among children contributes an additional 21% to the total cost of severe to profound hearingloss.
For example, the age when the child's hearingloss is detected varies widely, as does the age when the child and family receive special intervention.
The combination of vision and hearingloss (dual sensory loss) is common in older adults.
Using a self-assessment questionnaire to identify probable hearingloss among older adults.
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