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Significados de hyperopia en inglés
Abnormal condition in which vision for distant objects is better than for near objects.
Sinónimos
Examples for "farsightedness"
Examples for "farsightedness"
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It is, however, due to the farsightedness and enterprise of Mr. C.H.
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Wilhelm II with his keen farsightedness set about to remedy this.
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Mrs. Budlong's campaign was undertaken with the same farsightedness as a magazine editor's.
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It is often advertised that it can cure everything from farsightedness to hair loss.
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Soon afterwards, eyeglasses were available to correct farsightedness.
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This will is a living monument to his good sense and far-sightedness.
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In fact, however, this was the crowning manifestation of his wariness and far-sightedness.
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The habit of saving calls for self-control, far-sightedness and imagination.
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And it isn't a freak of nature, Bruce-it'ssimply a result of Nature's far-sightedness.
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Was it a kind of far-sightedness and near blindness?
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They also examined other animals, and the same proportion of hypermetropia existed.
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Ocular examination showed hypermetropia 1.5 D. R. and L. with marked astigmatism.
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Surveillance: Routine ophthalmologic examinations for hypermetropia and strabismus; monitoring for progressive spine deformities; routine monitoring for other medication complications depending on the organ system involved.
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Most cases of squinting are caused by longsightedness, the muscles being strained in the effort to obtain distinct vision.
Uso de hyperopia en inglés
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These results confirm the previously reported association between myopia, hyperopia, and nuclear opacity.
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Refraction in preterms during childhood progresses from hyperopia to myopia.
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The severity of lens nuclear opacity was positively associated with myopia and negatively associated with hyperopia.
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Grand Seiko gives relatively better performance in detecting myopia, hyperopia, and high myopia for school age children.
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All eyes experiencing hyperopia initially grew more than their fellow eyes and exhibited myopic shifts in refraction.
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A subanalysis of subjects without cataract showed increasing hyperopia with age and an association between myopia and higher education.
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Prevalence was reversed in hyperopia, with a higher prevalence in subjects aged 50 to 69.
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Although eyes responded differentially to plus and minus lenses, the plus lenses generally corrected the hyperopia present in these young animals.
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Finally, our study confirms the influence of corneal thickness on IOP measures, and the prevalence of hyperopia among children with growth defect.
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Based on photographic evidence and a 1932 prescription for glasses, a Spanish ophthalmologist suggests the writer suffered from hyperopia and not myopia.
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Lens powers were selected to slightly undercorrect or overcorrect the induced hyperopia in LX eyes and to induce comparable hyperopia in sham-surgery eyes.
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Myopia was defined as spherical equivalent refractive error of at least -0.50 D and hyperopia as +2.00 D or more.
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Myopia -0.5 diopter or less in either eye or hyperopia 2 diopters or greater was observed in less than 3% of children.
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Hyperopia risk was associated with female gender and myopia risk with older age.
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Hyperopia was associated with female gender.
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Hyperopia in at least one eye was present in 0.8% of children, with no significant predictors.
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