Sentence examples for decline of vision from inspiring English sources
THE FACTS -- Glasses can bring a blurry world into focus, but some people suspect that by doing all the heavy lifting the glasses may speed the natural decline of vision.
However oxidative stress imparted by sodium selenite creates reactive oxygen species that induces a progressive decline of vision.
The accelerated decline of vision in flies constantly adapting their eyes to new light intensities led Hindle et al. to suggest a new explanation for discrepancies in dopaminergic neuron loss between fly models of PD.
Like the other NCLs, LINCL is characterized by seizures, progressive mental decline, loss of vision, impairment of locomotor function and shortened lifespan [ 8, 9].
Dr. Sacks being Dr. Sacks, he was turning the decline of his vision into insights about his brain, showing sketches of the new world he sees — the Empire State Building, for example, no longer tapering but splaying outward like a mushroom.
Clinical standard criteria were used to make the diagnosis: unilateral decline or loss of vision over a period of hours or a few days, pain on eye movement, and decreased perception of color (Balcer 2006).
Ultimately, what happened to Mitchell is an extreme version of what happens to most writers: your powers decline, the vision of what you want to attain becomes more and more distant, the words dry up or don't come out the way you want.
De Klerk suggests that the government can best reverse this decline by supporting the kind of vision proposed by the commission – which, of course, has absolutely nothing to do with the maintenance of white privilege.
But older drivers are at higher risk of crashing than middle-aged people because of declining vision, hearing and cognitive ability and medical conditions that could affect their driving.
Most of the described anatomic and physiological changes are associated with gradual functional declines, such that the quality of vision deteriorates over time.
