Sentence examples for delayed eye from inspiring English sources
NIC accelerated eye opening on PD 14; whereas ET delayed eye opening and hindlimb support on PD 16.
We have examined the visual selectivity of saccade-related responses of area V4 neurons in monkeys making delayed eye movements to receptive field stimuli of varying orientation.
After cerebellar rTMS, listeners showed delayed eye fixations to target objects predicted by sentence content, while there was no effect on eye fixations in sentences without predictable content.
By 14 days of age and thereafter, animals displayed delayed eye-opening, deficient fur growth and shorter body length.
The lens cells in the anterior chamber also worsen the development of the anterior segment and can delay eye development in general.
People who live in rural areas have increased barriers to receive basic and specialized eye care (e.g., glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy screening, pediatric screening and comprehensive eye exams, driving rehabilitation for those with low vision), and vision rehabilitation services; when asymptomatic, they are more likely to delay eye care until their symptoms become apparent and severe [ 19].
Knockout studies on other vertebrates showed that a complete knockdown for paralogy group 1 in Xenopus results in serious developmental defects [ 91], and mutations in HoxA1 in humans are linked with Bosley-Salih-Alorainy syndrome effecting delayed development, eye movement and formation of the cranial nerve VIII [ 92].
The drafts of new maps released yesterday looked like animal drawings by children with delayed hand-eye skills.
On July 16th, after epic production delays, "Eyes Wide Shut" opened at last in America.
Although during ipsiversive (i.e., leftward) pursuit (Fig. 9 B ), initial pursuit eye velocity before catch-up saccades was not clearly observed before infusion, the latencies of catch-up saccades were clearly delayed and pursuit eye velocity immediately after the catch-up saccades decreased together with the decrease in steady-state eye velocity (Fig. 9 B, black vs. red).
