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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 16.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Linguist Phon. 2014 May 29;28(11):857–878. doi: 10.3109/02699206.2014.921839

Table 1.

Speaker characteristics are summarized.

Speaker Age Years Post Diagnosis History of Speech Therapy SIT % Scaled Severity Grandfather Passage
CM01 55 97 0.43
CM02 53 95 0.23
CM03 70 90 0.31
CM05 58 91 0.28
CM06 52 94 0.47
CM08 68 93 0.39
CM09 63 92 0.27
CF01 73 94 0.49
CF02 77 91 0.42
CF05 50 94 0.28
CF17 75 95 0.32
CF22 65 94 0.19
MEAN 63 93 0.34
SD 10   2 0.09
RANGE 50–77 90–97 0.19–0.49
PDM01 76 12 No 87 0.46
PDM02 65   8 No 89 0.50
PDM03 58 13 No 89 0.65
PDM04 55   5 No 92 0.10
PDM06 66   3 No 91 0.20
PDM07 67 32 Yes 90 0.63
PDM08 78   4 Yes 90 0.80
PDF01 76 20 Yes 84 0.85
PDF04 48 11 Yes 90 0.54
PDF05 74   2 Yes 87 0.66
PDF06 75   5 No 90 0.62
PDF08 63   2 No 89 0.26
MEAN 68 10 89 0.52
SD 10   9   2 0.23
RANGE 48–78 2–32 84–92 0.10–0.85

Participant code: Control (C), Parkinson’s Disease (PD), Male (M) and Female (F). The Sentence Intelligibility Test (SIT) score is the average sentence perceptual judgment of 10 inexperienced listeners, as reported in Sussman & Tjaden (2012).