Sentence examples for decrease in acuity from inspiring English sources

Chemosensory acuity decreases with increasing chronological age, although not all senses decrease in acuity to the same extent.

Together, these results indicate, consistent with the findings of many previous studies [14], [15], [16], [17], [18], [19], [21], [22], that the effects of eccentric viewing are appreciable when the stimuli are relatively small, and that M-scaling offers a principled method for compensating for the decrease in acuity.

The health care teams were new and the decrease in acuity meant less monitoring and more independent effort from the patients.

We describe a different form of opacification of the new MemoryLens intraocular lens model CV232, leading to a decrease in visual acuity and requiring explantation.

The initial increase in the chorioretinal lesions and the subtle decrease in visual acuity (to 20/25) were consistent with active inflammatory disease observed clinically.

The most common causes of decrease in visual acuity were cataract (22 eyes) and glaucomatous changes in the optic nerve head (2 eyes).

No patient had ocular complains except one patient (patient 7) who experienced a decrease in visual acuity in his right eye few days before examination.

A 53-year-old man presented in the emergency room complaining of severe ocular pain with sudden onset and a significant decrease in visual acuity in his left eye.

Despite the sharp-edged IOL design, both eyes had posterior capsule opacification (PCO) 18 months after surgery that in 1 eye caused a decrease in visual acuity of more than 2 lines.

In addition, while eye redness and pain and a decrease in visual acuity were the most common symptoms among patients with I-AU, eye redness and pain were most frequently determined in SDA-AU (Table 1).

In the third month of treatment, the patient was noted to have clinical deterioration with decrease in visual acuity to hand movement and progression of the chorioretinal lesion to the macula (Fig. 3).