Sentence examples for blind visual from inspiring English sources

"low vision", "visual impairment", "visually impaired", "blindness", "blind", "visual loss", "costs", "costs of illness".

All economical and medical databases were searched from May to June 2012 through PubMed and OVID using the following terms "low vision", "visual impairment", "visually impaired", "blindness", "blind", "visual loss", "costs", "costs of illness".

In two children who recovered from blindness, it was shown in functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) that brain tissue in the area of the visual cortex contralateral to the blind visual hemifield was activated by light.

To simulate the efficacy of AVDs it was assumed that the vision of a specific proportion of patients (responders) improves in a manner that they are no more categorized as blind (visual acuity >20/200) which was then transferred into a quality of life improvement.

However, recent evidence in non-human primates, along with some evidence in humans with damaged primary visual cortex (e.g., "blindsight" for motion in the blind visual hemifield), have argued for the existence of a direct thalamic-to-extrastriate projection for motion processing.

The next generation of AVDs, which is currently developed in pre-clinical settings, has the future potential to improve the vision of blind patients in a manner that they will be categorized as visual impaired but no more as blind (visual acuity >20/200) [4].

After 10 days, the damage to each of the insect-treated replicates was ranked by five observers after double-blind visual inspection.

Thus, if we postulate that edge detection for landing is mediated by a 'color-blind' visual subsystem that receives input from a sum of the signals from the red and green receptors; we have an explanation for why the birds behave as though they barely detect the boundary between the disc and the background when the disc is Dreadnought Grey.

We had two outcomes of interest: lower limb amputation based on a recorded diagnosis or procedure (including above knee and below knee amputations) and blindness (including blindness in one or both eyes, registered blind, severe visual impairment).

One regression identified the risk factors for blindness (blind versus no visual impairment) and another the risk factors for low vision (low vision versus no visual impairment).

Or if someone is blind and visual information can be represented in other ways, then this is a powerful method to allow the person to be aware of their surroundings and make informed decisions on navigation and interaction.