Sentence examples for lenses as a function from inspiring English sources

Our results revealed that a significant reduction of cortical fiber volume occurs in rabbit lenses as a function of age.

* Statistically significant This investigation quantified the amount of scatter and fiber compaction in rabbit lenses as a function of age.

The shear modulus data presented in the paper are used to develop 'age-stiffness' models to represent the shear modulus of the lens as a function of age.

Total transmission, including the lens, with ±12 kV on the guide electrodes are shown as red curve (lens voltage ±2 kV) and pink curve (lens voltage ±4 kV). Figure 10 shows the transmission through the electric guide (as color code, without the lens) as a function of velocity and the ratio m/μ 0 when the guide is operated with ±12 kV.

The results of the immunoblot analysis provide confirmatory evidence supporting the finding of Aβ in DS lenses and also demonstrate an apparent increase in oligomeric Aβ and corresponding decrease in monomeric Aβ in the lens as a function of advancing age.

To calculate the near focal distance of different multifocal intraocular lenses (IOLs) as a function of the 2 parameters that are measured before cataract surgery; that is, axial length (AL) and refractive corneal power (keratometry [K]).

In this study, we investigated the zoom-lens properties of the three-, four- and five-element electrostatic lens systems as a function of the lens voltages and their dimensions.

Dubbelman et al. [ 15, 41], using corrected Scheimpflug imaging in a population of 102 subjects of different ages, reported values of corneal radii of curvature [ 41], and a linear regression of crystalline lens radii of curvature and lens thickness as a function of age [ 42].

We also discussed the line-shape profile of a three-element lens system as a function of the focusing voltage for einzel lens configuration.

To illustrate and develop a method for estimating crystalline lens decentration as a function of accommodative response using changes in wavefront error and show the method and limitations using previously published data (2004) from 2 iridectomized monkey eyes so that clinicians understand how spherical aberration can induce coma, in particular in intraocular lens surgery.

The key element of our model is the formation function F x) which describes the incorporation of carbon into the lens crystallines as a function of the age x of the individual.