Sentence examples for visual imbalance from inspiring English sources

A prisoner of his imposing corporeality, he is aware of his project's potential for perverse visual imbalance.

At Georgetown, he said, "it felt like a visual imbalance being here".

That the video would be interpreted as an offence against women should be obvious to anyone who's ever met a woman, because feminism is about equality, and watching naked girls dance awkwardly around fully-dressed predatory men while they sing "do it like it hurt" is an incredibly obvious visual imbalance.

If you're sitting, he'll use it, the visual power imbalance, and squash you".

Interestingly, in addition to gait ataxia, two of the patients presented with abnormal visual input imbalance characterized by unsteadiness induced by moving stimuli (waves when paddling and looking at moving water) suggesting abnormal visual vestibular interaction partly dependent on cerebellar pathways.

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).

It seemed possible that the effect of ME on the remaining RGC axons was mediated by the imbalance of visual inputs between the two eyes.

This result suggests that the imbalance of visual inputs between the two eyes is not sufficient for changing RGC projection patterns in the mouse dLGN after eye-specific segregation is mostly complete.

Because monocular deprivation (MD) results in the imbalance of visual inputs between the two eyes and is known to trigger alterations in the morphology of RGC axons in cats and primates [41], [42], we performed MD by unilateral eyelid suture at P10, which is before natural eye-opening.

By combining eye ablations with behavioral experiments, we show that the circuit compares light on either side of the body and stimulates body bending upon left-right light imbalance during visual phototaxis.

A key model for examining the activity-dependent development of primary visual cortex (V1) involves the imbalance in activity between the two eyes induced by monocular deprivation (MD).