Sentence examples for peripheral error from inspiring English sources
"peripheral error" is a legitimate phrase that can be used in written English
Generally, it is used to describe a mistake that was made but does not have a significant impact on the overall outcome or result. For example, "Although there were a few peripheral errors, the overall quality of the paper was excellent."
Mr. Finch is at his best when both the art and the science in his work embrace the poetic, as they do, literally, in "Peripheral Error (After Moritake)." These watercolors, exquisite small spots of jewel-like colors on otherwise large, blank sheets of paper, portray a butterfly — not head on, but out of the corner of the artist's eye.
It should also be emphasized that OCT scan grading is time consuming and altogether 600 scans were analyzed for the study, with further attention to central or peripheral error location.
The number of errors in the remaining central region was defined as the difference between the total number of errors found in the whole scan and the number of peripheral errors.> -wrap-foot> When retinal boundary detection errors were present in both the inner and outer retinal boundaries, the errors were summed to assess the severity of the axial or transverse error.
The purpose of this study was to investigate the optical zone power profile of the most commonly prescribed soft contact lenses to assess their potential impact on peripheral refractive error and hence myopia progression.
We optimized an eccentric photorefractor to measure the peripheral refractive error in the vertical pupil meridian over the horizontal visual field (from −45° to 45°), with and without myopic spectacle correction.
The relative peripheral refractive error (RPRE) was obtained at 30 degrees of the nasal and temporal retinal eccentricities at baseline without and with the SRRG lenses using the Grand Seiko Autorefractometer/Keratometer WAM-5500.
Spearman's rho correlation was applied when normality could not be assumed, and the Pearson correlation was used when normal distribution of data was verified to evaluate the relationship between refractive change and AL change and the peripheral refractive error at baseline and myopic change.
To obtain quantitative data of peripheral refractive errors in pseudophakic eyes including measurements up to ±45 degrees on the retina.
Data are expressed as mean ± standard error Peripheral blood was collected in PAXGene blood RNA tubes (PreAnalytix GmbH, Switzerland).
The prevalence rate and association of refractive error, peripheral retinal degeneration, and previous intra-ocular surgery with RRD in our study population will be calculated and presented.
In short, peripheral proprioceptive prediction errors are (or become) motor commands.
