Standing balance was always measured with eyes open, but other differences in the tests existed.
When measured with eyes closed, there was a significant main effect for mediolateral sway (F = 7.274, P = 0.018) and sway area (F = 5.549, P = 0.032), indicating that there is an effect of balance training on the measures of postural sway.
When measured with eyes closed there was a significant main effect for the total path length (F = 4.519, P = 0.046), and mediolateral sway (F = 4.817, P = 0.040) indicating that there is an effect of balance training on CoP movements.
Both better eye and binocular acuity (acuity measured with both eyes open) were considered; using better eye acuity allowed the influence of differences in acuity between the eyes to be examined.
Visual magnitudes were originally measured with the eye, which is most sensitive to yellow-green light, while photographic magnitudes were obtained from images on old photographic plates, which were most sensitive to blue light.
All 3D profiles were programmed based on the topography measured with the eye fixed in the suction ring.
In their study, typical individuals and autistic patients performed a face discrimination task while information sampling and processing were measured with an eye-tracking method, and by functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI).
Thirteen dyslexic and seven non-dyslexic children read the French text "L'Allouette" in two viewing distances (40 cm vs. 100 cm), while binocular eye movements were measured with the Chronos Eye-tracking system.
To show the distribution of ocular dominance as measured with sensory and eye sighting methods and its potential relationship with high and low contrast LogMAR visual acuity in presbyopic subjects.
5 That is not in line with this study, which showed that both OH and blood pressure decrease after changing posture were correlated with immediate standing balance impairment in both side-by-side stance (in the first 5 seconds) and tandem stance (in the first 3 seconds), even if measured with the patients' eyes open.
