The phrase "assigned eyes" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where someone is given a specific role or task related to observation or scrutiny, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The project manager assigned eyes to each team member to ensure that every detail was monitored closely."
Alternatives: "designated observers" or "appointed watchers".
At the second and third visits, each patient underwent perimetry on one randomly assigned eye which remained constant for a given patient according to one of four randomly assigned protocols (Table 1).
The fact that both AFLP and Rep-PCR were able to assign eye related and non-eye related isolates differently in our setting could indicate that both techniques may be able to group more dissimilar isolates into meaningful groups, even when the isolates are not very closely related.
In the treatment group, patients were assigned Visomitin eye drops, and in the control group, patients were given placebo (in a double-masked manner).
What's happened with these programmes is governments in the United Kingdom, for example, the United States and other western governments, as well as much less responsible governments around the world, have taken it upon themselves to assign private eyes to every citizen in their country and around the world to the best of their ability.
This is the result of assigning more eyes to astigmatic correction with the T3 lens under the Aggressive criteria.
The relationship between the bevacizumab effect and the number of injections was analyzed, assigning the eyes to a subgroup with one, two or three and more injections.
Assign eye-level and lower shelves for valuable and frequently used items, and higher shelves for less frequently used items.
At 12 months, eyes assigned to treatment that had sufficient drusen remaining were retreated with 30 burns by targeting drusen within an annulus between 1000 and 2000 mum from the foveal center.
Prospective comparative non-randomized case series of 480 eyes assigned in two laser groups and further divided into myopic and mixed astigmatism subgroups.
The visual assay assigns each eye a score in relation to its variegation class as described by Joanis and Lloyd [ 32]; 0-25% pigmentation, 25-50% pigmentation, 50-75% pigmentation, and 75-100% pigmentation.
