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Meanings of nearsightedness in English
Synonyms
Examples for "myopia"
Examples for "myopia"
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Conclusion: RGP correction offers the best visual acuity quality for myopia subjects.
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Purpose: High myopia is a severe hereditary ocular disease leading to blindness.
3
This mutation is associated with hearing loss, but likely not high myopia.
4
Clancy himself had been rejected for military service because of extreme myopia.
5
The etiology of myopia, although known to be complex, is poorly understood.
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The rigour in England is mere puritanic hypocrisy, shortsightedness and racial self-esteem.
2
For all his genius, he has his blind sides and his shortsightedness.
3
Samson's birth is a striking illustration of the shortsightedness of human beings.
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But the Mozilla Crypto Group demonstrates the shortsightedness of that scheme, experts said.
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Of course, there is no denying the shortsightedness of the forces of rum.
Usage of nearsightedness in English
1
It looks like nearsightedness is on the rise in the United States.
2
Wilson wasn't a candidate for LASIK because his nearsightedness was too severe.
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The Verisyse lens corrects moderate to high nearsightedness.
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The most common diagnosis made by the symptom checker was nearsightedness, which was given in nine cases.
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The Ortho-K lens, when worn overnight, reshape the patient's cornea to counteract nearsightedness and other vision problems.
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Including carrots in your diet won't keep you from needing glasses or correct your nearsightedness or farsightedness.
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Myopia, or nearsightedness, is the most common eye disorder, resulting primarily from excess elongation of the eye.
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Greed is merely a species of nearsightedness.
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The cause of nearsightedness is poorly understood.
10
The Home Commissioner of the Outer Provinces spread his pudgy hands helplessly and peered at the petitioners with owlish nearsightedness.
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The latter asks her to undress and then, kindly, describe her personality for her, according to her posture and nearsightedness.
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Thankfully, aging has brought on nearsightedness, which does not warrant correction considering her three-meter maximum range due to head limitations.
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Myopia severity also increased, with moderate nearsightedness doubling between the two time periods and severe cases, although uncommon, also rising sharply.
14
I had to wait two weeks to get new ones, groping in a fog of nearsightedness and squinting at the blackboard.
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The discovery may advance our understanding of how nearsightedness develops in humans or help engineers improve digital cameras, the researchers say.
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Maybe it was my nearsightedness, but I'd never thought stars twinkled yellow and blue and the various other colors people assigned to them.
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