Recent perceptual studies suggest that listeners with sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL)
have a reduced ability to use temporal fine-structure cues, whereas the effects of SNHL on …

People with sensorineural hearing loss often have substantial difficulty understanding
speech under challenging listening conditions. Behavioral studies suggest that reduced …

While changes in cochlear frequency tuning are thought to play an important role in the
perceptual difficulties of people with sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL), the possible role of …

Auditory-nerve fibers demonstrate dynamic response properties in that they adapt to rapid
changes in sound level, both at the onset and offset of a sound. These dynamic response …

Any sound can be separated mathematically into a slowly varying envelope and rapidly
varying fine-structure component. This property has motivated numerous perceptual studies …

Temporal response patterns of single auditory nerve fibers were used to characterize the
effects of a common hearing-aid processing scheme, frequency-shaped amplification, on the …

Speech intelligibility can vary dramatically between individuals with similar clinically defined
severity of hearing loss based on the audiogram. These perceptual differences, despite …

People with sensorineural hearing loss have substantial difficulty understanding speech
under degraded listening conditions. Behavioral studies suggest that this difficulty may be …

An important topic in contemporary auditory science is supra-threshold hearing. Difficulty
hearing at conversational speech levels in background noise has long been recognized as …

People with sensorineural hearing loss are often constrained by a reduced acoustic
dynamic range associated with loudness recruitment; however, the neural correlates of …