Sentence examples for diminished vision from inspiring English sources

The agency is also "called in" if corporation employees have experienced diminished vision and are having trouble doing their jobs.

The initial response of the players was frustration: Europeans fretted about diminished vision and the perception that balls travel faster at night, especially on hard courts.

It has a positive component, with flashing, shimmering lights, and a negative component, with a dark or gray area of diminished vision.

A 65-year-old woman presented to the emergency ward at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary with 2 days of redness, irritation, photophobia, and diminished vision in her left eye.

Many of the risk factors that predict falling interact with one another: increasing age, poor postural control, slow reaction time, lower activity level, diminished vision, impaired balance, medication use, and previous falls.

We establish that the murine model of MPS IIIB has similar phenotypic manifestations to those seen in the human disease with: altered balance and loss of cerebellar neurons; abnormal sleep patterns and imbalanced day to night activity level; hearing loss; diminished vision and typical inclusions in the RPE.

Then there are the aging baby boomers with diminishing vision who demand brighter and better lighting.

Mr. Klovsky depends on what is left of his hearing to prevent isolation -- the same way that Rose Ann depends on her diminishing vision.

He was certain that she didn't have the most common eye problem associated with diabetes: the development of abnormal blood vessels that can leak and diminish vision.

In her seventies, however, retinal disease diminished her vision, and she had to stop working.

As focusing ability diminishes, the vision now converges at a point behind the back of the eye instead of directly on the light-collecting nerves of the retina.