… Experimental evidence indicates that age-related differences … such as hearing aids or
cochlear implants may restore or … Interestingly, when the precedence effect was simulated …

… of reflection sources within the peak of the traveling wave, there is experimental evidence
for the existence of a short-latency CEOAE component likely generated by sources basal to the …

… cochlear processing. Indeed, even though suppressive interactions between cochlear …
We did not observe the sound source “hysteresis effect” that can occur when two clicks are …

… potential contributions of power line noise and other extraneous periodic noise sources. …
of the cochlea we used a computational model. The model incorporates cochlear frequency …

… The auditory system is tonotopically organized, as the cochlea … to explain the nature and
origin of the acoustic localization cues… In Chapter 4 we studied whether a precedence effect may …

… The precedence effect exists in most terrestrial mammals. When sounds from two sources
… Therefore, in the cochlea, the emitted pulse and echo interact, and forward masking of the …

… of the liquid inside the inner ear (cochlea). This pressure leads to … sources behind the listener
is characterized by less amplitude at high frequencies, which is due to the shadowing effect …

… sources. Although children spend much of their time having to attend to important sound
sources … who receive cochlear implants (CIs) in both ears, ie, bilateral cochlear implants (BiCIs). …

… of modulation due to cochlear filtering would be shallow. … to have much of an effect on sound
source localization accuracy. It … There is also no evidence that a difference in sound source …

… Usually, only the effects of repeated measurements have … , can cause a change in reliability
of OAEs or the MOCR. … some kind of downward influence on cochlear function. Here, we …