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threshold
(redirected from Auditory threshold)

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threshold (Commencement), noun beginning, inception, onset, outbreak, overture, preamble, prologue, start
threshold (Entrance), noun door, entrance way, entry, gateway, sill
threshold (Verge), noun brink, edge
Associated concepts: monetary threshold
See also: boundary, cornerstone, entrance, margin, onset, outline, outset, start


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A series of publications from our laboratory have demonstrated that CO elevates sensitivity to permanent NIHL such that noise exposures that normally produce no permanent auditory threshold shift yield profound loss if CO is present along with the noise [5-11].
No case of treatment-induced hearing loss was seen, as auditory thresholds remained stable even in patients who did not respond to therapy.
Dalton, Allen, Henton & Taylor (1969) used a Skinner box and the behavioral method of conditioned suppression (CS) to establish auditory thresholds in monkeys being employed as subjects in the early space program.
 
 
 
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