Sentence examples for pattern of vision from inspiring English sources

We previously showed that the pattern of vision loss in eyes with subfoveal neovascularization in age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is uniform across a wide range of clinical trials, with apparent differences arising from differences in the time of entry of patients into clinical trials.

In our analysis we excluded persons with both TT and cataract thus demonstrating the pattern of vision loss attributable mainly to trachoma.

Will a system without our sense of narrative or historical patterns of vision watch the same things?

A wide range of outcome measures are being assessed at recruitment and 12 months post-intervention, including low vision specific and generic quality of life measures, patterns of low vision aid use, and task performance.

We investigated vision status associated with trachomatous trichiasis (TT) and explored age-sex patterns of low vision and blindness associated with trichiasis in Mankien district of southern Sudan where trachoma prevention and trichiasis surgery were absent.

The objective of this study was to investigate vision status in persons with trichiasis and to explore the age and sex patterns of low vision and blindness associated with trichiasis.

A method where a rather simple approach of taking abrupt change in pixel values as a signal of blocking has been proposed in[54] and it can be implemented both in pixel and DCT domain, and a method of blockiness estimation in natural scene JPEG compressed images has been presented in[55] which was influenced by the impact of multineural channels pattern of HVS for vision sensing.

Secretary Clinton summed it up quite succinctly tonight: "it's not one thing, it is a pattern of divisiveness, dangerous vision of our country".

Lack of pattern vision delays the development of both primary visual areas 17 and 18, depending on the timing and duration of the manipulation.

In contrast, the decrease occurred between months 2 and 4 throughout area 18. Lack of pattern vision stimulation during the first 4 months of life therefore has a different impact on the development of areas 17 and 18.

To determine whether this could extend to aspects of pattern vision and perception we first searched for light evoked responses in the lateral geniculate nucleus using multitrode recording electrodes.