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Forward masking in distinguishing inner and outer hair cell damage

Forward masking in distinguishing inner and outer hair cell damage
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摘要 Forward Masking Temporal audiotory resolution is the ability of the auditory system to resolve auditory signals in the time domain. Forward masking is a means of studying temporal resolution where one tone, the probe, is masked by a preceding tone, the masker. Forward masking is
出处 《Journal of Otology》 2009年第1期23-25,共3页 中华耳科学杂志(英文版)
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