Sentence examples for vision check from inspiring English sources

For one student, that means a winter coat, a vision check, literacy support, and an after-school soccer program.

Robots with machine vision check to see that bottles and jars are filled to the right level, that the tops and caps fit, that the right labels are stuck on (and neatly, mind).

The double whammy of an expired license that I could not physically produce meant I could no longer right the situation with a written exam and a vision check.

For the clearest look at his vision, check out the seven-minute surrealist, ghastly video for "Upper Echelon" — you'll wonder whether his next move could be directing an episode of "American Horror Story".

Telecare effectively supplemented gaps in usual health care on three other indicators: vision check (usually through documentation of care provided outside the VA), home safety, and review of an existing assistive device.

1 Children with neurodevelopmental disorders have an increased prevalence of visual impairments and the Royal College of Ophthalmologists 2 and the UK government National Service Framework for Disabled Children 3 recommend that such children have a routine vision check as part of their multidisciplinary care.

In Patriensa, for example, 15 miles from the Agogo hospital, few villagers wear glasses or have had their vision checked.

As the market evolved, the company's leaders reevaluated the vision, checking their hypotheses against reality and revising them as appropriate.

Iskandar Idris, an author of the study and a consultant in diabetes and endocrinology, said that people taking one of the drugs would be wise to get their vision checked regularly.

Infants and toddlers visit medical care providers at designated intervals to have their growth and development charted, to receive vaccinations, to have hearing and vision checked, and to have potential problems identified.

But compared with the other three — adjusting medications, having one's vision checked and creating a safe home environment — exercise is often the most challenging and intimidating for seniors.