Sentence examples for conduct vision from inspiring English sources

They conduct vision, hearing and scoliosis tests, too.

After considering a new scanning technique linking vision to conscious and unconscious thought, they employ the scientific method to create and conduct vision experiments.

Australia's aboriginal youth go on walkabouts as a rite of passage; Native American tribes conduct vision quests in the wilderness; in Europe, for centuries, people have walked the Camino de Santiago, which spans the breadth of Spain.

Query the National Eye Institute, the branch of the N.I.H. that conducts vision research and you get one study — one single randomized, placebo-controlled "gold standard" study — that recommends in-office vision therapy for the treatment of convergence insufficiency, the condition for which Appelbaum was so successfully treated back in optometry school.

The departure of Whitman is a great opportunity for the eBay board to conduct a vision contest in its search for anew leader.

Assessments will be conducted in vision testing facilities in the Women's Centre, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust, Oxford.

From a health economics perspective, it is possible to compare the costs obtained in the current paper and to examine them in relation to other cost of illness studies which have been conducted for vision related disorders in the United States and elsewhere during roughly the same time period.

In the 1980s Glaser turned to the field of neurobiology and conducted experiments on vision and how it is processed by the human brain.

According to Zoroastrian doctrine, because the prophet Zoroaster was, in a vision, conducted into the presence of Ahura Mazdā by Vohu Manah, any individual who seeks to know the Wise Lord must approach him through this immortal.

Despite this, procedures conducted under 2D vision remain the standard of care, and trainees must become proficient in 2D laparoscopy.

Experiments were conducted with stereo vision systems and image processing software that was independently developed by our laboratory, as shown in Fig. 3.