How does linguistic complexity influence intelligibility in a German audiometric sentence intelligibility test?
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Birger Kollmeier | Thomas Brand | Cornelia Hamann | Verena Uslar | Esther Ruigendijk | Verena Nicole Uslar | B. Kollmeier | T. Brand | C. Hamann | E. Ruigendijk
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