… for evaluating quality for longform listening purposes. Our evaluation of the voices in this
paper incorporates the MOS as one among several measures used to evaluate voice quality. …

… ) aspects of voice quality were perceptually important across listeners and voice sets, and
… judgments are made will greatly increase the reliability of clinical voice evaluations. Further, …

… Among the existing voice quality evaluation methods, acoustic analysis is attractive in … of
voice quality. Various fluctuations related to voice onsets and offsets and voice breaks may be …

Background The evaluation of voice quality with acoustic measurements is useful to objectify
the diagnostic process. Particularly, breathiness was highly evaluated and the Acoustic …

… Despite the variations normally observed between SLTs, as exemplified in this paper, the
GRBAS perceptual voice rating system remains the gold standard of voice evaluation. It is …

… to elicit various laryngeal behaviors for voice quality evaluation and to investigate the
validity of … For verifying the effect of sentence type on voice quality, acoustic measures [speaking …

… the objective assessment of voice quality in patients recovering … in the study, and the quality
of their voices was independently … aid to the SALT during clinical evaluation of voice quality. …

… is a further aspect of voice evaluation (ie, … evaluation of the larynx and the vocal folds, is
considered to be a prerequisite for speech pathology intervention. An endoscopic evaluation of …

… voice quality in clinically diagnosed and confirmed LPR patients. We sought to assess the
usefulness of voice quality … From the blinded evaluations of perceptual voice quality, we found …

… )—to voice quality, and thus, we do not discuss the nature of voice itself in the … voice quality
within the theoretical context of voice, along with theory used to explain the effects of voice on …