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English Quotative Be Like [in Japanese]

新井洋一

經濟學論纂 = The journal of economics 61(1), 19-33, 2020-07

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STUDY ON WORKERS' EVALUATION STRUCTURE OF OFFICE ENVIRONMENT AND THE JUDGMENT FACTOR IN SOUND ENVIRONMENT EVALUATION [in Japanese]

SATO Takahiro , TSUJIMURA Sohei , KOBAYASHI Masahito , MIURA Taro , SHINABE Motohiro

… Thereby, it is reported that the office noise level was about 50~59 dB. … Since then, the noise reduction of office automation and the development of information communications equipment have progressed, an office that noise level is about 40 dB have been reported. These changes in working styles and the noise reduction of office have created new problems in current office, such as speech privacy. …

Journal of Environmental Engineering (Transactions of AIJ) (772), 445-453, 2020-06

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Trials of Additional Effective Movements for Music Therapy Session for the Elderly

Nishikiori Yu , Bando Hiroshi , Yoshioka Akiyo , Fujita Mitsuko , Kusaka Yoshihiro , Yuu Michihiro , Takehisa Yozo

… Authors have dealt with Shikoku division of Integrative Medicine Japan (IMG), and reported various activities such as music therapy. … RPS seems to be effective for cognitive and motor function exercises, as well as singing, speech, verbal communication, movements of extremities and so on. …

Current Research in Complementary & Alternative Medicine 4(1), 138, 2020-02-03

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Significance of Standardized Speech Evaluation and QOL Evaluation of Patient-Reported Outcome for Patients with Cleft Lip and/or Palate [in Japanese]

Ogata Yuko

… At the same time, from the view of quality of life (QOL), more comprehensive evaluations are being tested in which patient-reported outcome is added to the evaluations made by clinicians. In Japan, standardized evaluation methods for outcome of treatment for cleft palate speech and for QOL of patients with CLP have not yet been developed. …

The Japan Journal of Logopedics and Phoniatrics 61(4), 309-314, 2020

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Context effects on Japanese voice misperceptions [in Japanese]

Fujihira Masayo , Kojima Haruyuki

… Participants reported what they heard during the combined voice-movement stimuli. …

The Japanese Journal of Psychonomic Science 39(1), 22-35, 2020

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Authorship Verification of Kikuchi Kan's Junange [in Japanese]

Liu Yejia , Jin Mingzhe

… The three stylistic features, which have been reported effective in authorship attribution, are Usage of Comma, Part-of-speech bigram, and Phrase Pattern. …

Bulletin of Data Analysis of Japanese Classification Society 9(1), 1-11, 2020

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Hearing evaluation and trial use of hearing aids (HA) in elderly persons participating in a regional group for healthcare [in Japanese]

Suzuki Keiko , Inoue Rie , Umehara Sachie , Hata Wakana , Shimizu Shuhei , Sano Hajime , Nakagawa Takahito , Okamoto Makito , Yamashita Taku

… [Objective] In order to clarify the intervention methods for hearing loss in elderly persons not seeking help, this study reported the results of hearing evaluation and trial use of hearing-aids (HA) for elderly individuals. … [Method] An otorhinolaryngologist conducted an internal examination of the ears, and a speech-language-hearing therapist gave an enlightening lecture, and conducted a hearing test and questionnaire survey. …

AUDIOLOGY JAPAN 63(4), 263-271, 2020

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Active middle ear implantation (VibrantSoundbridge®) in a patient with single-sided mixed hearing loss [in Japanese]

Takahashi Masahiro , Iwasaki Satoshi , Furutate Sakiko , Kubota Eri , Okano Mitsuhiro , Noguchi Yoshihiro , Usami Shin-ichi

… An improvement was noted in the VSB threshold and speech discrimination scores in the quiet and noisy environments, and enhancement of direction localization ability was reported compared to the preoperative state. …

Otology Japan 30(1), 36-42, 2020

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Risk Factors and Assessment using an Endoscopic Scoring System for Postoperative Respiratory Complications after Anterior Cervical Decompression and Fusion Surgery

Ohba Tetsuro , Akaike Hiroshi , Fujita Koji , Oda Kotaro , Tanaka Nobuki , Matsuoka Tomokazu , Sakurai Daiju , Haro Hirotaka

… Despite numerous studies, preoperative predictive and preventive methodology has yet to be established.As reported in our previous study, the evaluation of preoperative dysphagia using the eating assessment tool (EAT-10) and a flexible endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES) is useful for predicting the incidence and risk factors of dysphagia after ADF.Methods: This prospective study comprised 60 consecutive patients who underwent ADF. …

Spine Surgery and Related Research, 2020

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Turn-taking timing prediction based on incremental estimation of utterance expectation for spoken dialog systems [in Japanese]

FUJIE Shinya , KATAYAMA Hayato , KOBAYASHI Tetsunori

… Turn-taking timing prediction method for spoken dialogue systems is proposed and its evaluation is reported. … User's utterance to a system is divided into several speech segments by various reasons. … A system with simple turn-taking strategy which takes its turn at every user's speech break may cause troubles such as interrupting user's utterance. …

Proceedings of the Annual Conference of JSAI JSAI2020(0), 2Q1GS1003-2Q1GS1003, 2020

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Simple cognitive function test for elderly patients with vertigo [in Japanese]

Tsunoda Reiko , Fushiki Hiroaki , Sakuma Yoshiko , Endo Mayumi

… Existence of a relationship between vestibular dysfunction and cognitive dysfunction has been reported, and it is important to perform cognitive screening in otolaryngology outpatients. …

Equilibrium Research 79(2), 88-94, 2020

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A Case of Foix-Chavany-Marie Syndrome with Traumatic Head Injury [in Japanese]

Oishi Yuka , Sugai Tsutomu , Tamura Toshiaki

… We reported a patient who showed symptoms of Foix-Chavany-Marie syndrome (FCMS) and severe dysarthria after head injury. … His speech was characterized by nasality, roughness, and breathiness. … Furthermore, this case provides evidence for the existence of cases where the speech disorder improved even in the presence of severe dysphagia and dysarthria. …

The Japan Journal of Logopedics and Phoniatrics 61(2), 130-139, 2020

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Alexia and agraphia of kana and kanji: Why patients with alexia can read kana words but not kana single letters?:-on the occasion of the 15th Neuropsychological Association of Japan Best Paper award- [in Japanese]

Oishi Yuka , Nagasawa Hikaru , Suzuki Kyoko

… Next, we referred the awarded article, which reported a case of a retired accountant who developed alexia specific to single kana …

Japanese Journal of Neuropsychology 36(1), 3-9, 2020

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An investigative report on the Akita dialect speech phenomenon: based on the true state of several elderly speakers [in Japanese]

大橋純一 , OHASHI Junichi

… This paper investigates several elderly speakers to study certain speech phenomena that characterize the Akita dialect, and reports the existing state of each. … and Ka group / Ga group contracted sounds are reported. …

秋田大学教育文化学部研究紀要人文科学・社会科学 = MEMOIRS OF FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN STUDIES AKITA UNIVERSITY HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES (74), 35-44, 2019-03-01

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Stuttering that Relapsed after A Cerebral Hemorrhage was Improved by Low-frequency Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) to Treat Upper Limb Motor Paralysis : A Case Study [in Japanese]

Fujimori Sachiko , Nakamura Jun , Katai Satoshi

… The following year, we attempted treatment using speech rate control, masking method, delayed auditory feedback, and frequency altered feedback, but the stuttering was unchanged. … It is likely the right thalamic hemorrhage may have resulted in damage to the speech control function in the motor loop, overactivity in the right motor cortex, and breakdown in the coordinated activity between the hemispheres associated with speech, which may have then caused the relapse of the patientʼs stuttering. …

Higher Brain Function Research 39(3), 348-355, 2019

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Combination of Pure and Constructional Agraphias in A Right Hemisphere Damage [in Japanese]

Honda Tomoko , Imamura Toru

… Some authors recently reported patients with constructional agraphia after right hemisphere damage. …

Higher Brain Function Research 39(2), 237-242, 2019

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Patient satisfaction and preference with thermoplastic resin removable partial dentures: a randomised cross-over trial

Fueki Kenji , Yoshida-Kohno Eiko , Inamochi Yuka , Wakabayashi Noriyuki

… Moreover, 75% (18/24) and 83% (20/24) of the subjects reported greater overall satisfaction and better oral appearance with TR-RPDs than with MC-RPDs (P < … Relative to MC-RPDs, TR-RPDs provided slightly better oral comfort and speech, although the differences were not statistically significant (P > …

Journal of Prosthodontic Research 64(1), 20-25, 2019

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Reading with Magnifying Glass Improved the Performance of Reading Aloud Task of Kana Non-words in Two Patients with Phonological Dyslexia : A Possible Method to Ameliorate Reading Disability in Phonological Dyslexia [in Japanese]

Murata Shotaro , Wakata Hiroshi , Murakawa Takatsugu , Imai Susumu , Shoda Kenji , Imamura Toru

… We reported two Japanese patients with phonological dyslexia. …

Higher Brain Function Research 39(1), 28-35, 2019

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EXPECTATIONS REGARDING IMPROVEMENT OF THE CURRENT STUDENT SUPPORT SYSTEM TOWARDS CONSTRUCTION OF AN INCLUSIVE EDUCATION SYSTEM: RESULTS OF A QUESTIONNAIRE ADMINISTERED TO MEDICAL PERSONNEL [in Japanese]

MATSUMOTO Kumiko , ISHIZAKI Asayo , TANAKA Satoshi

… examine the present state of student support systems for children requiring special education within the regular school system to determine adequacy of the support and instruction being provided.Methods: Questionnaires were mailed to 871 physicians and 384 speech therapists (ST) and responses were obtained from 283 doctors and 122 STs (a return rate of 32%).Results: The results revealed that only 23% of medical personnel considered both instruction and the regular classroom environment adequate for students with …

Japanese Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry 60(1), 124-136, 2019

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Postoperative improvement of cochlear implants in the elderly: Examination of the hearing ability, life satisfaction and social activity outcomes [in Japanese]

Imagawa Norie , Hirota Eiko , Kojima Hiromi

… Introduction: To study improvement of life satisfaction and social activity outcomes in elderly patients with cochlear implants.Methods: A mail survey was conducted using an anonymous self-reported questionnaire of cochlear implantation surgery facilities and people with hearing disabilities in Japan.Result: A total of 75 cochlear implant users aged 65 years old or over. …

AUDIOLOGY JAPAN 62(6), 622-631, 2019

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