… -yielding signals provided by the speaker with speech-language comprehension, utterance
formation, and the preparation of the speech production system for voice initiation. Further, …

… This is crucial because it is possible that AD patients achieve relatively error-free speech
and observed fluency by relying on greatly reduced syntactic complexity or frequent production …

Purpose The aim of this study was to recommend protocols for instrumental assessment of
voice production in the areas of laryngeal endoscopic imaging, acoustic analyses, and …

… function for imitating speech or noise loudness, and account for their form in terms of the
underlying sensory scales and the hypothesis that the speaker tries to maintain a speech-to-…

… A more crucial question was whether the story comprehension task would yield evidence
of receptive language deficits that would not be detected by a more conventional multiple‐…

… conversations, we inferred that 12 conversations showed overall entrainment, while the
seven other conversations … This may prove crucial to further our understanding of entrainment. …

… The INTERACTION section is called the most crucial step in analysis: it is here that the actions
performed by utterances are determined, and the resultant developments in relationships …

… Acknowledging these limitations is crucial for appropriately interpreting findings, developing
new research questions, and developing more advanced techniques that are needed to …

… the speech acts in our interlocutors’ utterances is a crucial prerequisite for conversation. …
In the present study we investigate participants’ competence in categorizing speech acts in …

… conversation for both hearing aid wearers and their communication partners. Levels of effort,
in the form of speech … earlier reported results measured in unaided conversation conditions. …