Sentence examples for eye deformity from inspiring English sources

Upon finding out about Success Photography's digital slimming offer, I tweeted my anger and found that in other photography sessions from different companies, seven year old daughters had been given Florida tans and one person replied saying that her brother's graduation photographs came back with his eye deformity 'corrected'corrected

One of the dead animals had suffered an eye deformity and infection.

A single, heterozygous F1 male with an eye deformity was crossed to 3 4 related heterozygous siblings, yielding several more flies with eye deformities in the F2 generation.

Briefly, among the F1 progeny of cross between a heterozygous Hsp90 mutants (19F2; [6]) and another lab strain we found a single heterozygous male (19F2/+) with eye deformity.

Our inability to detect a difference between the high and low lines suggests that neither the eye deformity itself nor the genetic variation producing the deformity had strongly deleterious effects.

To determine whether morphological plasticity controlled by Hsp90 could evolve independent of large deleterious fitness effects, we measured correlated fitness costs of lines artificially selected for an eye deformity controlled by Hsp90 (dfe).

That male was selected and crossed to 3 4 related, heterozygous females from the same F1 population, yielding several more flies with eye deformities in the F2.

It suggests that neural-crest-specific regulatory alleles at the Hmx1 locus could underlie isolated malformations of the pinna in humans, as a variant of the OAS that does not include severe eye deformities.

Early developmental stages of fathead minnow fish exposed to mixture of drugs (DCF, triclosan, naproxen, gemfibrozil, IBU, salicylic acid, and acetaminophen) at concentrations of 100 and 300 ng·L−1 showed a significant increase in yolk-sac abnormalities, eye deformities and hemorrhaged embryos, and spinal deformities in comparison with control [ 42].

So is his indulgence in irrelevant factoids about the colour blue (the Romans considered blue eyes a deformity, Neolithic peoples used it as dye, FBI men wore dark blue suits, and so on).

The common risk factors for infectious keratitis include ocular trauma, contact lens wear, recent ocular surgery, preexisting ocular surface disease, dry eyes, lid deformity, corneal sensation impairment, chronic use of topical steroids and systemic immunosuppression [6 8].