Sentence examples for vision corresponded from inspiring English sources

Worsening vision corresponded with recurrence of the underlying cancer.

The symptoms of darkened vision corresponded to the disruption of the inner segment-outer segment (ellipsoid) photoreceptor layer and reduced a- and b-wave full-field ERG amplitudes.

This vision corresponds with the vision of the GP type 'ignorer', one of six types identified in this pilot study.

As it applies to PHC organizations, vision corresponds to the values and representations shared by the actors [ 1, 16].

Vision dysfunction corresponded with cerebral MRI findings where parieto-occipital cortical atrophy was observed in all patients.

The 'fixation' trials represented, therefore, registration of the stimuli by peripheral vision, whereas 'saccade' trials corresponded to stimulus encoding by foveal vision.

It is a vision which exactly corresponds to the nightmare we are about to see.

Maybe that is why the 1968 message was addressed to "all the people back on earth whether or not the Genesis narrative corresponded to their vision of the universe.But in practice, human activities in space have teetered between ruthless competition and inspiring collaboration.

Visual impairment was defined as any eye disease causing a noncorrectable decrease in vision that corresponds to a visual acuity of 6/12 (20/40) or less or a visual field of 60° or less in the better eye.

The existence of an apperceptive level of object processing is well-established in vision, and corresponds to a post-sensory stage of perceptual categorization that generates (or accesses) structural representations: sets of distinctive geometric and volumetric features that enable object identity to be abstracted despite changing contexts and viewpoints.

This area roughly corresponded with the size of useful foveal vision (2.98 degrees).