Sentence examples for sight testing from inspiring English sources

But only a month later, this cooperative approach began to erode, with the then health minister Alan Milburn, responding to a question asking about the cost of administering an NHS sight testing scheme asserting: "It would involve disproportionate cost to identify this information from within health authorities' overall expenditure on the administration of the family health services".

Line of sight testing and LHD operator feedback indicated line of sight to the right front corner and back right corner were typically worse than line of sight to the front left side of the vehicle.

essential services, that is, provision of standard GOS sight tests; additional services, for example, domiciliary sight testing; and enhanced services, such as schemes for the treatment and management of acute eye care conditions and community refinement of referrals to the hospital eye service (HES).

The review recommended the establishment of a three-tiered GOS framework consisting of: essential services, that is, provision of standard GOS sight tests; additional services, for example, domiciliary sight testing; and enhanced services, such as schemes for the treatment and management of acute eye care conditions and community refinement of referrals to the hospital eye service (HES).

30 This study identified that, in a population-based sample (including over-representation of lower socioeconomic groupings), the main predictors of intention to attend for sight testing to detect glaucoma were Attitude, Perceived control over attendance, Anticipated regret if not attended and black ethnicity.

It is not yet clear why remediable poor vision is being missed in an advanced primary care system with easily accessible doctors and nurses who can administer simple screening tests, and a widespread network of community optometrists who offer free NHS sight tests to older people.

A final sight test is done for soil's organic matter (darker is better).

It reads: 'Sentez-vous l'odeur de mort qui monte?' It is like being given an over-the-top sight test at an optician's.

This is a place of melancholy artifice, a concatenation of assorted pastiches; and picture is a kind of sight test – how to read the visual signs in art as well as life.

For example, while anyone aged 60 and over is entitled to free prescriptions and NHS sight tests, you only get free dental check-ups if you live in Wales.

An optician at Specsavers who does NHS sight tests tells how she can no longer refer patients for cataract operations: "The hospital sends them back until they're nearly blind".