The measurement of intelligibility in dysarthric individuals is a major concern in clinical
assessment and management and in research on dysarthria. The measurement objective is …

Speech samples of 79 dysarthric patients (native speakers of English) were judged by two
experienced judges by means of a perceptual rating scale covering the four main …

Clinical measures of speech intelligibility are widely used as one means of characterizing
the speech of individuals with dysarthria. Many variables associated with both the speaker …

Indices of interjudge reliability and inter-and intrajudge agreement were calculated from the
ratings made by 15 experienced speech clinicians on five deviant speech dimensions with …

Eight techniques for quantifying intelligibility of dysarthric speech were compared. Eight
dysarthric speakers who represented a wide range of severity were recorded producing …

Objective measurement of dysarthric speech intelligibility can assist clinicians in the
diagnosis of speech disorder severity as well as in the evaluation of dysarthria treatments. In …

Background: Currently, clinicians mainly rely on perceptual judgements to assess
intelligibility of dysarthric speech. Although often highly reliable, this procedure is subjective …

This study examined the effects of supplemental cues on the intelligibility of unrelated
sentences and related sentences (narratives) produced by 4 women with severe dysarthria …

Many speakers with dysarthria have reduced intelligibility [,] and improving intelligibility is
often a primary intervention objective. Consequently, measurement of intelligibility provides …

In an effort to quantify communication efficiency, speaking rates and intelligibility scores
were obtained from a normal speaking adult and 13 dysarthric speakers representing a wide …