Sentence examples for better visual acuity from inspiring English sources
And players of some video games develop better visual acuity.
The upshot of all of this is that T. rex probably had better depth perception than modern hawks and certainly had better visual acuity than humans do.
As an optometrist in midtown Manhattan, an area densely populated with people who use personal digital assistants, I have noticed an increasing trend toward the need for better visual acuity at a close distance.
To determine whether home monitoring with the ForeseeHome device (Notal Vision Ltd, Tel Aviv, Israel), using macular visual field testing with hyperacuity techniques and telemonitoring, results in earlier detection of age-related macular degeneration associated choroidal neovascularization (CNV), reflected in better visual acuity, when compared with standard care.
At last follow-up, the RE showed better healing than the LE with fewer chorioretinal scars and a better visual acuity.
Under ATT cover, the patient's RE healed better than the LE with fewer chorioretinal scars and a better visual acuity (20/125 versus CFCF).
Typically, APMPPE is a nonrecurring disorder, with relatively good visual prognosis as 80% of patients regain 20/40 or better visual acuity.
We observed no significant difference in numbers achieving 20/40 or better visual acuity for patients treated with corticosteroid versus those not so treated, however.
They also have better visual acuity, which is what opticians measure when they ask you to read lines of ever smaller letters from a chart at distance.
These findings, indicating that professional-level hitters have better visual acuity and depth perception than professional-level pitchers, affirm the notion that highly experienced athletes have differing perceptual skills.
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