Sentence examples for optimal vision from inspiring English sources

All were male, in their twenties and had optimal vision, in Subject A's case corrected by contact lenses.

On the one hand this gives you optimal vision and on the other hand dirty glasses create an appearance of negligence".

Improvement in vision is often noticeable within several days after surgery, although optimal vision may not occur for several months.

These observations suggest that the morphology of the pecten of the ostrich, a flightless ratite bird is unique to the pleated pecten and is designed to meet the balance between optimal vision and large surface area for blood supply and yet ensuring it is kept firmly erect within the vitreous.

This surface should ideally make an angle of 35° to 45° with the table in order to have optimal vision when exercising.

Unbeknown to Head Start and the large swathes of the nation's poor and disabled that it serves, a child's optimal vision sophistication and its relationship to the mastery of tasks like reading, is extremely difficult to interpret during preschool and the early grades of elementary school.

Aside from near stereoacuity in elite cricketers, the basic visual abilities we measured were not better than equivalent, published data for optimally corrected adults; 20 25% exhibited sub-optimal vision, suggesting that the clearest possible vision might not be critical for participation at the highest levels in the sports of cricket or rugby league.

Moreover, since 20 25% of our sample had non-optimal vision, our findings suggest it is not critical to have the clearest possible vision for high-level sports.

The impact of sub-optimal vision may be greater in cricketers due to the demands of the game which features a small, often very fast moving object (the cricket ball).

Sub-optimal vision could lead to poor school performance, lack of interest in schooling, and dropping out of school.

This goes beyond simple contrast enhancement: optimal polarisation vision is analogous to the improvement afforded by stereo over mono vision in terms of increased information capacity.