Sentence examples for near point of from inspiring English sources

The point nearer than which accommodation is no longer effective is called the near point of accommodation.

Convergence insufficiency (CI) is a developmental visual anomaly defined clinically by a reduced near point of convergence, a reduced capacity to view through base-out prisms (fusional convergence); coupled with asthenopic symptoms typically blur and diplopia.

The difference in absorbed energy by the fabric after impact, displacement of fabric near point of impact, and extent of damage were used as metrics for evaluating the material model.

In very young people, the near point of accommodation is quite close to the eye, namely about seven centimetres (about three inches) in front at 10 years old; at 40 years the distance has increased to about 16 centimetres (about 6 inches), and at 60 years it is 100 centimetres or one metre (39 inches).

Despite Boethius' brutal eventual execution, for most of the Middle Ages, this was the self-help bestseller, a life guide written near point of death.

Howell, DR, OʼBrien, MJ, Raghuram, A, Shah, AS, and Meehan, WP. "Near Point of Convergence and Gait Deficits in Adolescents After Sport-Related Concussion". Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine : Official Journal of the Canadian Academy of Sport Medicine 28, no. 3 (May 2018): 262-267.

This study was designed to assess whether near point-of-care administration by primary care physicians of the RIADT and a fully automated respiratory virus nucleic acid test (Verigene Respiratory Virus Plus®; RV+) would contribute to improved patient management.

Only 5 officers used CIAP near point-of-care and they estimated that an average of 51.0% of their usage occurred there.

Most nurse users accessed CIAP near point-of-care (58.2% vs. 2.5% of ambulance officers), in the hospital library (31.9% vs. 3.8% of ambulance officers) or in an office away from the clinical area (29.7% vs. 30.0%).

The resulting combination of biofilm plus mineral deposits, if targeted near points of CO2 injection, may result in the long-term sealing of preferential leakage pathways.

Promotion of the hand hygiene program consisted of lectures and web-based self-learning, posters located near points of care and verbal reminders by control nurses.