… of the fast measurement of the visual acuity (VADC) and contrast sensitivity (CSDC) defocus
curves with a new test as well as the agreement of measurements at far distance obtained …

… , extrafoveal fluid, and foveal-center fluid. The associations of OCT thickness … of variance
for any difference among the categories and linear trend P value for the ordered measurements. …

… eye can make and a brief description and collection of photographs of these normal variations
is … as blood pressure measurement, that may be used in primary care eye examinations. …

… of the vision care services provided to athletes by eye care … more important than visual acuity
measurements. The judgment … variance in results is most likely a consequence of the visual …

… patients, including visual acuity minimums, exclusion of bilateral eyes, sample size issues, …
by means of analysis of variance with post hoc test if more than 2 samples are investigated. …

… a, Visual acuity showing large and sustained improvement in … Visual acuity was measured
using ETDRS methodology 10 … Large variability in FST usually indicates unreliable …

… Evaluation of visual acuity measurements after autorefraction vs manual refraction in … be
clinically relevant in eyes with good vision and is unlikely due to chance variation. In the study, …

… measures based on the proportions of study eyes that reach predefined levels of visual acuity
loss might reveal trends suggestive of visual … variability from visit to visit, we defined vision …

… may result in the direct referrals to the tertiary eye care settings. If the criteria for gradability is
… In addition, there can be substantial grader variability in the manual interpretation of fundus …

… visual acuity thresholds. Spectacle correction coverage was analyzed against country-level
variables from the year of data collection; variation … the additional eye care facilities required …