Sentence examples for vision deprivation from inspiring English sources
Pattern vision deprivation (BD) can induce permanent deficits in global motion perception.
In 1860, Muybridge was involved in a stagecoach accident that left him in a coma, caused months of double vision, sensory deprivation, and, according to the hypothesis of psychologist Arthur Shimamura, uncontrollable emotional outbursts.
The enhancement of vision by monocular deprivation also declines after PD95, but much less dramatically.
In our behavioural experiments, the enhancement of vision by monocular deprivation was also age-dependent: Interocular plasticity in PD95 animals differed significantly from both PD130 and PD215 animals.
These data indicate that there is an age-dependence of both ocular dominance plasticity and the enhancement of vision after monocular deprivation in mice: ocular dominance plasticity in binocular visual cortex is most pronounced in young animals, reduced but present in adolescence and absent in fully mature animals older than 110 days of age.
Emerging neuroimaging evidence suggests that the neural underpinnings of vision after early visual deprivation may be abnormal, even when the deprivation ended shortly after birth and normal behavioural performance has been achieved.
This longitudinal study is her attempt to learn how early sensory deprivation affects vision over a lifetime.
Also, I saw studies where enriched environments for rats improved aspects of vision damaged after early deprivation.
A recent study reported that visual deprivation-induced synaptic scaling does not recruit CP-AMPARs to synapses using monocular TTX injection as a way to deprive vision [16].
The Musical" (2000), seen during character Eric Cartman's disturbing vision while he uses sensory deprivation to penetrate the mind of Helen Keller.
