… (method of constant stimuli) procedure would yield comparable estimates of depth acuity …
The findings were that: (1) thresholds derived from the two procedures were not significantly …

… method and the verbal adjustment method used to estimate real depth acuity in this study
involve different … the monocular conditions, yield different estimates of real depth acuity. In the …

… visual acuity; did not assign individuals of different ages to … for comparisons of variables
between the two age groups we used the Student t-test. Prediction interval was used to calculate …

… random dot and real depth tests in strabismus patients,1, 2, 3, … different stereoacuity tests
at different levels of visual acuity … Comparison of distance optotype acuity to corresponding …

… To determine whether there are systematic differences between these categories of tests, …
Methods: : 262 patients in a strabismus practice with visual acuity of 20/40 or better in each eye…

… determined under comparable conditions, thus making any comparisons between the …
procedure. Therefore, it can be said that all methods of measuring the threshold of vernier acuity …

… To determine whether there are systematic differences between these categories of tests, …
and eighty-two patients in a strabismus practice, ages 4 to 84 years, with visual acuity of 20/40 …

… (40 arcsec), P<0.0001 for each comparison). The worst monocular visual … acuity degradation
associated with fine, moderate, or nil stereoacuity. Measured stereoacuity using real depth …

… of comparison edges available, the greater might be the precision of real depth based upon
vernier-type estimates… that real depth perception and vernier acuity are essentially the same. …

… Two emmetropic graduate students with normal visual acuity … comparison target (using a
"bracketing" procedure) until the … in a two rod test apparatus involving real-depth cues. Effects …