1. Objective:To study the effect of NO in noise-induced deafness.

2. We firstly draw the viewpoint of the noise-induced phase transition into a FHN neural model.

3. The most common sources of noise-induced hearing loss include explosions, power tools, music and common machinery.

3. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

4. The noise-induced chaotic responses were studied based on the numerical results of the correlation dimension and the maximum Lyapunov exponent.

5. Conclusion Preventive use of Buflomedil could alleviate noise-induced damage to outer hair cells in guinea pigs, and could protect against noise-induced hearing loss to some extent.

6. Noise-induced hearing loss can affect people of all ages and most often develops gradually over many years.

7. Objective:To study the method in evaluating susceptibility on noise-induced hearing loss.

8. Results The cochlear blood flow and noise-induced level of temporary threshold shift were not affected by different concentration of Propranolol during noise exposure.

9. In Chapter 3, the general mechanism of the noise-induced synchronized rhythmic oscillations is studied in detail.

10. The effects of multiplicative noise on additive noise-induced internal signal stochastic resonance(ISR)are studied in a Neurospora circadian clock system driven by external signal or not.

11. ABSTRACT:Objective To evaluate the pathological status of the vestibular system associated with noise-induced inner ear impairment.

12. When the fluctuations are added to the system which is at stable state[], internal stochastic resonance and noise-induced switch can be exhibited.

13. Results The acoumeter can reduce the proportion and degree of noise-induced hearing loss via test and calibration. and the quick screening part has been inspected for measurement.

14. Objective To study the protective effect of Buflomedil on noise-induced hearing loss in guinea pigs.

15. Objective To investigate the clinical application of distortion product otoacoustic emissions(DPOAEs) with contralateral suppression effects in early diagnosis of noise-induced hearing loss.

16. Description: Statutory body for providing compensation to persons who have suffered noise-induced deafness due to employment.

17. He had a good 50 dB to 55 dB of noise-induced hearing loss at 28 years old.

18. "Extended exposure at just 85 decibels puts us at a risk of permanent noise-induced hearing loss, " Phonak said in a statement on the SAPA news agency.

19. Objective To explore the relationship between CDH23 genetic polymorphism and susceptibility to noise-induced hearing loss.

20. Protective equipment or earplugs aren't always appropriate, and right now no drug on the market can prevent or treat noise-induced hearing loss.