Sentence examples for measuring visual performance from inspiring English sources
The high frequency of opaque lenses in adult zebrafish certainly needs to be taken into account when measuring visual performance in behavioral experiments.
In this study, we explore the balance between inhibition and excitation in migraine by measuring visual performance for a well-studied perceptual analogue of centre-surround neuronal responses: the Chubb illusion (also referred to as contrast-contrast suppression) [33].
Since the formation of ordered retinotopic maps does not necessarily indicate unimpaired V1-function, we additionally measured visual performance of rl−/− and WT littermates.
It is easy to measure better visual performance in the normally-wired control ferrets compared to the re-wired experimental animals.
There is a need for a free accessible visual test at a dental working distance to objectively measure the visual performance of dental students and dental personnel in order to provide personalized recommendations for the use of magnification devices.
One outcome from this work is a new family of performance measures called "visual" performance measures.
In order to establish connections between results obtained from photometric measures and visual performance and comfort, statistic experimental surveys based on measures in field and questionnaires are needed.
These results are interesting and they are compelling because they are obtained with a quantitative and sound physiological measure of visual cortical responses and a quantitative psychophysical measure of visual performance.
We therefore aimed to provide a direct measure of visual performance during (skeleto motor preparation.
Hence, although visual acuity alone appears to be the most important determinant of the VFQ score, it only gives a limited measure of visual performance.
As a proxy of visual performance we measured eye size, facet lens size, and sensitivity to light, e.g., the expression levels of all opsins, in males and females of both seasonal forms.
