Sentence examples for point thickness from inspiring English sources
In instances when automated central macular thickness could not be computed due to marked thickening, the caliper mode on the Stratus OCT was used for a manual center point thickness measurement.
In addition, the central point thickness was obtained from the Spectralis software.
The mean central foveal point thickness of these 78 patients was 398.0 μm (±74.3 μm) whereas the mean outer retinal thickness was 115.7 μm (±35.6 μm).
Linear regression and Pearson correlation analysis were performed to find out the correlation between visual acuity, central foveal point thickness, and ORT thickness.
In addition, the intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) was calculated for centre point thickness (CPT) of values re-measured manually in the presence of alignment errors.
Certified readers interpret retinal morphology according to standardised protocols and the centre point thickness (CPT) is re-measured manually when the automated measurement is incorrect.
At identical reading points thickness was also assessed with an A-mode device (5 replicates) and by needle probing for determination of true thickness.
Thirdly, it is also evidenced that the membrane which has a thick intermediate layer showed a high conductivity before the critical point of thickness of the intermediate layer, which means an increase in the reactive region of the water.
There are such directives as point size, thickness, dashing, gray level, RGB color, and opacity.
To investigate the relationship between baseline center point retinal thickness measured by optical coherence tomography (OCT) and best-corrected visual acuity in eyes with macular edema associated with retinal vein occlusion and to investigate other factors associated with baseline visual acuity letter score.
Although NRG1 determines the rate of remyelination at early time points following injury, we show here that at later time points myelin thickness is no longer regulated by the level of expression of NRG1 on the axolemma.
