Sentence examples for perception defects from inspiring English sources

A stroke population has a wide variety of potential visual defects, for example ocular motility defects and visual perception defects.

Most color perception defects (i.e., dyschromatopsias or 'color blindness') are congenital and arise from altered sensitivity defects of the L and M cones.

The perception of the defects is more evident when the rendered images are compared with the reference one (the 2S experiment), while they may be unnoticed when images are evaluated alone (the 1S experiment).

This study thus suggests a need for more awareness campaign about pregnancy and BD among Ghanaian pregnant women during antenatal visits and other relevant public health campaigns by correcting traditional beliefs and perception regarding the defects.

Diseases of the optic nerve generally result in RGC axonal loss, which manifests clinically as optic atrophy or optic neuropathy with corresponding reduced visual acuity, altered colour perception and visual field defects (3).

Or consider what is the Tory brand's greatest defect: the perception that they are the party of the rich.

Expression of rhythmic behavior by mutant flies under constant light conditions is routinely used to detect defects in light perception.

Finally, an analysis of visual competency through the use of the visual cliff and light-dark preference tasks indicates that conjugate-injected animals do not suffer any gross defects in visual perception.

None of the tools assess visual field defects, disorders of perception or balance so they are insensitive to posterior circulation.

Loss of function alleles for nan display loss of sound perception, hygrosensation and negative gravitaxis defects, in addition to an 'uncoordinated' phenotype (Liu et al., 2007; Kamikouchi et al., 2009; Sun et al., 2009).

The white family could never claim they did not know what they were doing, that through some defect in their perception they did not comprehend that this slave was a human being.