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Multiple studies on saccadic eye movements have indicated that the distance between saccades' launch sites and target words systematically influences the mean fixation location in words during reading (McConkie et al., 1988; Nuthmann et al., 2005; Rayner et al., 1996; Reilly & O'Regan, 1998).

Table  6 presents statistics for three eye-movement measures: average number of fixations, mean fixation durations, and average saccade sizes.

Search rate refers to the mean number of fixations and the mean fixation duration (in seconds) per trial, irrespective of the location of the fixations.

With the same approach, the linear mixed models were used to estimate the mean macular sensitivity as a function of retinal thickness, BCVA, fixation stability, fixation location, age, gender, and ethnicity in eyes with uveitis and without macular edema comparing to healthy participants.

To determine fixation location and fixation stability in Stargardt disease (STGD1) and their association with best-corrected visual acuity (BCVA).

While mean fixation durations and saccade amplitudes did not differ, there was a substantial difference in the number of fixations.

The fixation pattern was evaluated as fixation location and fixation stability [9].

Evaluation of fixation location revealed that 45 eyes (76.27%) had central fixation location (>50% of fixation point within 0.5 mm of foveal center); seven eyes (11.86%) had peri-central fixation location (25% << 50% within 0.5 mm); and seven eyes (11.86%) had eccentric (<25% of fixation point within 0.5 mm) fixation location.

The evaluation of fixation location revealed that 56 eyes (94.92%) had central fixation, and three eyes had (5.08%) peri-central fixation.

The distributions of the mean fixation duration are not significantly different, with a shorter mean fixation duration for advanced students.

Fixation location was documented in three categories: central, pericentral, and eccentric.