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Cooper, H. M., Herbin, M. & Nevo, E. Ocular regression conceals adaptive progression of the visual system in a blind subterranean mammal.

For these encryption modes, a set of images can be found in Figures9,10,11,12 and13 showing the progression of the visual security at various stages when encryption parameter settings are increased.

Marked with white lines at one minute intervals, the spatial progression of the visual aura in the right visual hemifield is shown in Fig. 3 (d).

The progression pattern of the visual field defect in the lower visual quadrant shows accordingly a rather complex pattern.

Like the progression of the aura in the visual field, the BOLD perturbations progressed from the paracentral to more peripheral eccentricities, in only the hemisphere corresponding to the aura.

The eyes were classified into four groups according to the presence of glaucoma and the progression of glaucomatous visual field defects: normal, as well as mild (mean deviation: MD > -6.0 dB), moderate (MD -6.0 to -12.0 dB), and severe glaucoma (MD < -12.0 dB).

The 17/18 border was localized in vivo by the reversal of the receptive field progression toward the visual midline by 2 3 electrophysiological penetrations (Supplementary Fig. 1; see also Innocenti et al. 2002).

These and other results highlight the very likely critical involvement of ocular blood flow amongst other factors in the progression of glaucomatous visual field defects.

The failure to report progression of visual loss limited the ability to explore the impact of diabetic retinopathy progression before the development of PDR or SVL.

His innovations, his eye for storytelling and for visual artistry, for symbolism and for realism, his understanding of the nature of film history and the progression of visual storytelling (particularly with regard to Asian cinema and the presentation of, for example, samurai tales and martial arts depictions), is a combination of talents far head of his time and nearly unparalleled.

With expansion of preventive and early detection activities, one may anticipate some slowing down in the rates of incidence and progression of visual impairment in the population, although with the current backlog of unmet need and future demographic changes, the impact of these primary level activities will not be immediately apparent.