Sentence examples for a systematic eye from inspiring English sources

However, many current PAs were not created with a systematic eye to achieving conservation priorities [5].

Considered alongside the saccade distribution analysis, it appears that even in the fixation condition observers made some systematic eye movements.

We interpret this as an indication of the existence of an exogenous stimulus 'trigger' i.e. even when observers are asked to fixate, systematic eye movements appear to be triggered.

Taken together with the example eye traces provided (Figure 2 right panels), these data support the pattern of behavior we observed whilst monitoring the scanning sessions, and suggest that observers were able to maintain fixation during perceptual task conditions, and made cued systematic eye movements during the motor task blocks.

Some subjects perform systematic eye movements during the experimental sessions, for example synchronized with the preparatory interval.

With the gradual implementation of systematic eye screening the incidence of blindness among diabetic patients has declined [ 44].

This artifact rejection procedure ensured that no systematic eye-movements over 0.3° were included in the data.

Although this study is retrospective, the retina specialist performed a systematic and comprehensive eye examination documenting all ocular diagnoses, including the complex traits listed in Table 1 on all patients examined during their initial visit.

We carried out a number of control analyses to ensure that the observed response modulation was not caused by 1) a nonclassical RF surround effect of the contour element that connected the fixation point to one of the curves or (2) a systematic difference in eye position between conditions.

Whereas one might be tempted by a cognitive interpretation of this measured pupil response during sentence reading and z-string scanning, the data from the artificial eye model indicate a systematic measurement error: Although the artificial eye has a constant pupil size, the pupil size as measured by the eye-tracking system changed with its orientation (i.e., gaze position).

With regard to facial processing, studies investigating eye movements have consistently found a systematic fixation sequence in which the eyes are not directed equally to all regions of a face but only to selected parts; i.e., mainly the eyes and mouth [12][16].