Importantly, there studies would how whether procrastination has any adverse consequences in terms of mortality, visual loss, ocular conservation, psychological morbidity and cost.
Outcomes such as ocular conservation, visual preservation and local tumour control depend greatly on the tumour size, proximity to optic disc or fovea, extent of ciliary body or angle involvement, presence or absence of extraocular spread and ocular morbidity such as retinal detachment, glaucoma and cataract.
Conservation of visual acuity in the iPS-RPE transplanted eyes was associated with the preservation of photoreceptors in the host outer nuclear layer (ONL – Fig. 7A), identified by the expression of rhodopsin in the outer segments of photoreceptors (Fig. 7A inset, Dystrophic+transplant).
Participatory mapping provides a way to collate a wide range of landscape values providing a visual representation to inform conservation planning.
Instead, visual comparison of feature conservation across homologs with ProteinArchitect can help to assess such cases in a more unbiased manner.
Although it did not meet the MINER threshold, visual inspection revealed high conservation of this motif in Clades IIIb and Vb as well.
Each used a small portion of a big billboard for a visual pun: a message promoting conservation.
The show that the editors had cobbled together contained very little ecological science, and included just the faintest mention of conservation (without any visual context).
Taken together, the neuroanatomical findings suggest conservation of basic visual capabilities, casting doubt on the long-lasting notion that the African mole-rats are blind [20], [21].
On the other hand, amphioxus has opsin receptors, showing conservation in the visual system.
