Sentence examples for colour deficiencies from inspiring English sources
With these less-severe colour deficiencies, other visual functions are usually normal.
All subjects had normal or corrected-to-normal vision and no colour deficiencies and they participated as part of a study course or for financial compensation.
Thus, overall, 4.7% of our males had red/green colour deficiency compared to an expected 8% in European Caucasian males [56], who comprised the overwhelming majority of our males.
We examined 231 children of whom 17 were reported to have a condition affecting development/education: four had Down syndrome, five had cerebral palsy, two had visual impairment, two had colour deficiency, one had cerebral visual impairment and three for no details were given.
None of the female cricketers were found to be colour deficient, and this is consistent with the much lower prevalence of red/green deficiency expected in females compared to males [56].
In its findings the trust "asked the BBC to review the totality of its guidance for people with colour vision deficiencies, across broadcast and online".
The instructional materials were presented in dark text on a white background to facilitate ease of reading for learners who may have had colour perception deficiencies (McCracken and Wolfe 2004).
For example, patients with albinism or inherited colour vision deficiencies can have significantly disrupted cone mosaics, but the conditions are likely static and current imaging data reveal high-contrast cone structure in these patients.
But to anyone who has a colour vision deficiency, commonly known as colour blindness, the bold reds that dominate the Degas work may look very different.
In our study of alcoholic patients, we found protective effect of the A allele of BDNF Val66Met polymorphism (rs6265) on colour vision deficiency induced by long-term excessive alcohol intake and probably related to NMDAR neurotoxicity [ 17].
