Sentence examples for increased glare from inspiring English sources

Patients with iris defects suffer from severe visual impairment, especially increased glare sensitivity and cosmetic disturbances.

These changes lead to decreased light sensitivity, increased glare sensitivity, reduced visual acuity, and prolonged dark adaptation [ 1, 2].

Patients with straylight complain of the following symptoms: increased glare sensitivity, reduced ability to perceive contrasts in light or color, and haziness of vision.

The scattering of light and the irregular refraction due to the presence of the scar produces increased glare sensitivity, reduced contrast sensitivity and mesopic vision apart from variable reduction in visual acuity.

Headlight engineers at auto parts companies are worried that increased glare hurts safety by tiring car drivers' eyes.

Alfonzo, 33, feels he is ready for the increased glare, in part because Mets Manager Bobby Valentine has offered him invaluable counsel over the past four springs.

The first thing I notice in any mosque these days is the increasing glare of officialdom.

The causes are numerous and include a changing business focus, exceptionalism and disruption, as well as an increasing media glare.

Greasepaint reduced glare and increased the athletes' contrast sensitivity -- their ability to distinguish an object from its background.

The other problem is that the cornea and lens in the eye gets less clear as we age, and that means glare is increased, making it less easy to see objects on the road at night.

It is also important that the building industry, including architects and lighting offices, be responsible for maximizing the availability of natural daylight during daytime hours, in balance with reduced glare and increased energy efficiency, by adapting the light sources, design, and control mechanisms used in lighting.