Sentence examples for development of the blindness from inspiring English sources

He details his process and development of the Blindness Light series, saying, "I've been working with the blindness concept for 10 years, and it's constantly evolving.

It is also important for phagocytosis of photoreceptor outer segments (POS) by retinal pigment epithelial (RPE) cells and genetic defects of the Mer gene Mertk are associated with retinitis pigmentosa, which results in the development of blindness [ 6].

This assumption is further strengthened by recent results showing that PROM1 can substitute the Drosophila protein in prom mutant fly PRCs and that expression of PROM1, which carries a mutation that has been associated with the development of blindness (hProm1R373C), results in morphologically defective rhabdomeres when expressed in fly PRCs (Nie et al., 2012).

Other visual changes reported to be inducible by hypnotic suggestion include development of color blindness, tunnel vision, and visual hallucinations [ 6- 10].

This is probably a function of the limited data available at the time the WHO estimates were developed (prior to 2004), and the on-going development of prevention of blindness activities (in particular a large increase in the numbers of cataract surgeries being performed) that have become established in east and southern Africa.

CSF opening pressure at baseline was highly associated with development of blindness, but there was no association with papilloedema, which probably reflects the fact that papilloedema is a late indicator of raised intracranial pressure.

Finally, the benefit of INT for the cumulative incidence of major eye disease end points (PDR, CSME, application of laser, or development of blindness) is also clearly evident in relation to increasing diabetes duration.

It's a kind of re-traumatization, of the blindness.

"But it's certainly a reversal of the blindness".

Onchocerciasis transmitted by Onchocerca volvulus is the second major cause of blindness in the world and it impacts negatively on the socio-economic development of the communities affected.

Blindness is a unique model for understanding the role of experience in the development of the brain's functional and anatomical architecture.