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Compilation of quantitative results from multiple peer-reviewed studies examining how different spectral resolution metrics relate to speech recognition performance in adult cochlear implant users under various auditory conditions.
Year: 2008–2025
Population: Postlingually deafened adult CI listeners and typical hearing controls
Sample size: 8–477 participants per study
Mean age at CI implantation: 47–62.5 years
Mean duration of CI experience: 1.83–9.69 years
Type of document: Research summary table
Measurements: Psychophysical tuning curves, spectral-temporally modulated ripple tests, consonant/vowel categorization, spectral modulation detection
Speech perception tests: CNC word recognition, AzBio sentence recognition, K-CID, K-HINT, IEEE sentences, vowel/consonant identification
Main findings: Correlations between spectral resolution measures and various speech recognition outcomes, ranging from non-significant to strong (0.21–0.69)
Global vs. channel-specific measures: Both types analyzed depending on study
Discrimination vs. categorization: Both assessed across studies
Noise conditions: Quiet and multi-talker babble with SNR levels from 0–20 dB
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Overview of SQL Server Always On Listeners
Note: Year
Topic: SQL Server, Availability Groups, Listener Configuration
Document Type: Technical Guide
Target Audience: Database Administrators, IT Professionals
Keywords: SQL Server, Always On, Listener, Availability Group, Failover, Read-Only Routing
The Social N400 effect: how the presence of other listeners affects language comprehension
Year: 2026
Region / city: York, United Kingdom
Topic: Language comprehension, social cognition
Document type: Research article
Institution: Department of Psychology, University of York
Authors: Shirley-Ann Rueschemeyer, Tom Gardner, Cat Stoner
Audience: Cognitive science researchers, psychologists
Experimental method: Joint comprehension paradigm with N400 electrophysiological measurement
Sample size: 42 native English-speaking participants
Study groups: Joint Group, Alone Group
Key variable: Presence of co-listeners
Cognitive process studied: Perspective taking during language comprehension
Supplementary MaterialTable. Results of initial general linear mixed effects model of listener group, talker native language, and AV asynchrony conditions on detection of AV asynchrony (non-significant interaction effects were removed), referenced to NE talker, Asynchrony 0 ms, and YNH listeners. [Talker NS = native Spanish talker; OHI = older hearing-impaired listeners, ONH = older normal-hearing listeners.]
Year: 2026
Region / City: Not specified
Topic: AV Asynchrony Detection
Document Type: Research Results
Organization / Institution: Not specified
Author: Not specified
Target Audience: Researchers, Audiologists, Psychologists
Period of Validity: Not specified
Approval Date: Not specified
Modification Date: Not specified
Topics: postlingually deafened Listeners