Sentence examples for longitudinal eye from inspiring English sources

Twitching was evident in slight movement of the upper and lower eyelid and corresponded to subject-induced longitudinal eye movements of amplitude much great then than naturally occurring in the eye during steady viewing conditions [ 34].

Moreover, pilot data from our workgroup show in a longitudinal eye tracking study in women with BED and overweight/obese controls that reductions in impulsivity after an outpatient CBT programme are associated with the reduction of binge eating frequency.

Fundus autofluorescence imaging on a cSLO device not only is useful for screening patients at high-risk of the disease, but it also allows longitudinal evaluation of eyes with DFO retinopathy.

28 A longitudinal study of eyes with advanced glaucoma, as determined by VF, demonstrated that the rate of average macular thickness loss was significantly greater in the progressed group versus the stable and undetermined groups.

The body features three longitudinal rows of eye-like spots of dark brown or black, that start from the head and fade out towards the tail.

The results indicate that any apparent changes in the early post-blink phase meniscus parameters are essentially related to the longitudinal movements of the eye and not to the formation of tear meniscus corresponding to tear film build-up.

Nevertheless, the average values of TMA, TMD, and TMH were calculated over about two and half second period in which the first 0.5 second was omitted to account for any tear film build-up and post-blink longitudinal movement of the eye.

The results of the study indicate that any observed changes in the early post-blink phase meniscus parameters have to be viewed with caution as they are most likely related to the longitudinal movement of the eye [ 34] rather than to the tear meniscus formation immediately after a blink that would correspond to the phase of tear film build-up [ 32, 39].

We observed that the numbers of DR events and the distributions of follow-up time collected for both eyes were comparable, and to preclude the artifacts reflected as observed remission and recurrence of the final, stable phase of DR, produced from compounding longitudinal data from both eyes, we collated and analyzed retinopathy data from the same eye.

Retrospective longitudinal study of 36 eyes (33 patients) with RPE tears.

In pONT only eyes, the longitudinal profiles of RGC loss in all three regions best fit to a one-phase exponential decay model (Equation 1), with a slight but not significant increase in half-lives of 5.5, 5.8 and 6.1 days and plateaus of 443.1, 481.9 and 533.5 in the superior, central, and inferior retina, respectively (P>0.05, Figure 5b).