Of these 58 participants with low VA, nearly two-thirds rated their vision as fair or poor (35/58=60.3%), yet over a third considered their vision as good, very good or excellent (21/58=36.2%).
The majority of players (5/8, 62.5%) who rated their vision as 'moderate' or 'poor' had uncorrected/under-corrected refractive error.
Although over 90% of elite cricketers rated their vision as 'good' or 'excellent', ~ 30% reported visual difficulties during play, compared with only 16.7% of rugby-league players and 8.7% of near-elite cricketers (Table 3).
Around 20% of the near-elite cricketers rated their vision as only 'moderate' or 'poor', compared to 11 and 6% of the rugby-league players and elite cricketers, respectively (Table 3).
Conversely, approximately 1 in 20 people with VA better than 6/12 rated their vision as fair or poor (438/8144=5.3%).
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There is an audience, perhaps larger than ever, for Wayans' R-rated vision of comedy though; Seth MacFarlane's crude, stuffed animal-starring Ted was the ninth-highest grossing film of 2012.
Participants were asked to recall their history of falling and fainting in the past year, and to rate their vision with glasses or contact lenses.
To ensure generalisability of the conceptual analysis the responding sample was stratified by age, sex, ethnicity, socio-economic status, self-rated vision loss and recent vision testing to ensure a range of individuals and experiences were represented.
To examine the association between self-rated vision and distance visual acuity by race and other factors.
Last week I announced an unofficial contest in which contestants had to draw an X-rated vision of Hell for the chance to win copies of a poster that Johnny Ryan drew.
