Development and evaluation of the Mandarin speech signal content on the acceptable noise level test in listeners with normal hearing in mainland China
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Jing Chen | Patrick N Plyler | Wen Cao | J. Chen | P. Plyler | Hua Zhang | Jianyong Chen | Hua Zhang | Jianyong Chen | Wen Cao
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