Sentence examples for specialised eye from inspiring English sources
The eye department of UCH serves as a major referral center for emergency and specialised eye care in Ibadan and its surrounding smaller towns and villages.
(P06) Patients' referral pathways from optometry detection to specialised eye service appointment varied by location.
The four eye care activities required specific specialised eye care staff (ophthalmologist and ophthalmic nurse).
It is estimated that only 30% of Africans have access to specialised eye care at any point and therefore, by default, most patients are attended by frontline health workers, who may not have received any training in eye care [ 1].
5 This may be the result of several factors including cost, perceived clinical utility, variations in the commissioning and provision of specialised eye genetic services and a lack of evidence of demand from service users.
None of the four activities could be tried by the hospital managers without the recruitment of specialised eye care staff, which was an expensive investment and did not give the latitude to hospital managers to abandon the innovation if they did not deem it to be worthwhile continuation.
Insects, Dr Dacke explained, have specialised receptors in their eyes for detecting polarisation.
Besides this, male strepsipterans possess specialised antennae and compound eyes, a strongly developed flight apparatus, large testes, and a sperm pump, whereas other organ systems are strongly reduced (e.g., fat body, malpighian tubules).
The creator of Google's Android operating system, Andy Rubin, is now running a robotics division, and has bought a string of companies specialising in mechanical eyes, arms and legs.
The compound eyes of ants have specialised cells that detect polarised light from the Sun, which is used to determine direction.
For example, specialised lens adapters enable a smartphone to take diagnostic images of the eye to assess vision problems or can convert it into a microscope for testing parasites in blood or stools.
