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Skin traction was performed, and per-operative reduction under direct vision was achieved.

Remarkably, the animals that received the rAAV5-NDI1 injection 1 week after the rotenone administration increased their optokinetic scores and reached the level of the control group on week 4. A similar recovery of vision was achieved with the group that received the rAAV5-NDI1 injection 2 week after the rotenone treatment.

Measuring the outer photoreceptor nuclear layer thickness in treated and untreated eyes revealed that although a lasting improvement in vision was achieved by RPE65 overexpression, photoreceptor degeneration continued.

According to our previously published preliminary results, a clinically meaningful recovery of useful vision was achieved after two infliximab infusions in four of six eyes with severe diffuse DME (15).

The proposed vision is achieved by providing a common access mechanism to the heterogeneous data sources offered by the city, which reduces the complexity of accessing the city's data whilst bringing citizens closely to a prosumer (double consumer and producer) role and allowing to integrate legacy data into the cities' data ecosystem.

Even Empedocles' (invalid) speculation that vision is achieved by synergy between our cognitive and physical powers and external objects, offers a lens through which we can further explore Captain Planet's relevance to an entrepreneur.

How unity of vision is achieved by binocular combination is a fundamental question in vision science [2], [3].

However, building upon the knowledge gained in the transplantation of rod photoreceptors, it is surely only a matter of time before restoring cone-mediated vision is achieved.

Make sure to consult with the host of the party to make sure that his/her vision is achieved.

Her vision of going global was achieved when the Curzon PR New York office was established in December 2014, followed by the opening of the Dubai office in May 2015.

Repeated imaging during colony growth greatly simplifies "computer vision" and presumptive identification of microcolonies was achieved here using existing publically available algorithms.