Sentence examples for visual compromise from inspiring English sources

It's a necessary visual compromise, a show of mutual respect for two distinctive histories.

In the early stage of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection, noninfectious HIV retinopathy may be a cause of visual compromise [1].

In these children, radical excision is associated with unacceptable morbidity and mortality whilst subtotal resection without adjuvant radiotherapy predisposes to a high (>60%) 3-year riskrrence risk and further hypothalamic and visual compromise [ 34, 38, 44].

1 6 The factors that contribute to the metabolic problems in survivors of childhood brain tumours (SCBT) include hypothalamic damage, 7 9 deficiency of pituitary hormones, 7 8 10 reduced mobility and physical activity levels, 11 14 reduced exercise capacity and motivation, 15 16 sleep disturbances, 17 visual compromise, imbalance and pain 18 19 and medication use (eg, steroids, antidepressants).

Both patients with sphenoid inverted papilloma underwent endoscopic surgical resection of their disease one was performed in conjunction with eTSA because of significant visual compromise from pituitary adenoma compression of the optic chiasm, and one was performed separately from the eTSA procedure.

It maintains a slick 60fps on even mid-range PCs, with only a few visual compromises.

In New York, male pretensions and female ones--women having their own exotic visual compromises and degrees of rebellion against being visual symbols--suffer particularly.

Just as WoW will run on just about any PC with a pulse, NFS World is set to work on everything from a high-end Alienware gamer rig down to a lowly netbook – naturally, with an array of visual compromises at the lower end.

We therefore used optomotor responsiveness in the maze as a means of uncovering other pathways that might compromise visual attention in flies, with the prediction that strong optomotor reflexes in other mutants might be associated with distinct visual attention defects.

We propose that the UFOV task data unambiguously make the case that auditory deprivation does not necessarily compromise visual selective attentional functions and can in fact result in enhanced selection for stimuli presented peripherally.

Altogether, these results show that at the time scale of a few hundreds of milliseconds, the temporal cues provided in the visual channel can compromise the temporal experience of an auditory event and that the auditory sensory modality may not always be the privileged channel in the experience of duration.