Sentence examples for fall in vision from inspiring English sources

Although the clinician is used to making these judgment calls every day in clinic - for example when deciding the extent to which advancing cataract or persistent cystoid macular edema is responsible for a fall in vision – these estimates are very approximate and frequently shown to be incorrect.

The titanic, hyper-expressive German actor Emil Jannings stars in "The Last Command," from 1928, in which Sternberg embeds a tale of a great man's fall in a vision of Hollywood as he knew it, linking the destitution of an extra in the face of studio power to flashbacks of him, a decade earlier, as a Russian general captured by raging Bolsheviks.

Further study is needed to determine the best way to address falls and fear of falling in low vision rehabilitation, with an aim of reducing injurious falls, increasing or maintaining life-space and social functioning, and improving overall quality of life.

19 At baseline, participants in the intervention group (but not in the control group) also underwent a multidimensional geriatric assessment (first preventive home visit) of self-care deficits and risk factors for institutionalization, including those that are also associated with falling (eg, impairment in vision, age-inappropriateness of housing conditions, or malnutrition).

11 The authors concluded that the intervention group participants might have needed more time to adapt to their updated prescriptions or new glasses or may have adopted more risk taking activities and thus increased the exposure to falls after their improvement in vision.

According to one of our previous studies [ 8], people with co-existing vision and hearing impairments had over four-fold risk, and people with co-existing impairments in vision, hearing and balance almost 30-fold risk, for falls, compared to people with no vision impairment.

But they also predict the decline and fall of night vision in our cars.

Changes in vision.

I do believe in vision.

Nothing similar has been described in vision.

A third describes "Adam's Fall," a mystical vision depicted in Hildegard's 12th-century work "Scivias".