Significados de nearsightedness en inglés

It looks like nearsightedness is on the rise in the United States.

Wilson wasn't a candidate for LASIK because his nearsightedness was too severe.

The Verisyse lens corrects moderate to high nearsightedness.

The most common diagnosis made by the symptom checker was nearsightedness, which was given in nine cases.

The Ortho-K lens, when worn overnight, reshape the patient's cornea to counteract nearsightedness and other vision problems.

Including carrots in your diet won't keep you from needing glasses or correct your nearsightedness or farsightedness.

Myopia, or nearsightedness, is the most common eye disorder, resulting primarily from excess elongation of the eye.

Greed is merely a species of nearsightedness.

The cause of nearsightedness is poorly understood.

The Home Commissioner of the Outer Provinces spread his pudgy hands helplessly and peered at the petitioners with owlish nearsightedness.

The latter asks her to undress and then, kindly, describe her personality for her, according to her posture and nearsightedness.

Thankfully, aging has brought on nearsightedness, which does not warrant correction considering her three-meter maximum range due to head limitations.

Myopia severity also increased, with moderate nearsightedness doubling between the two time periods and severe cases, although uncommon, also rising sharply.

I had to wait two weeks to get new ones, groping in a fog of nearsightedness and squinting at the blackboard.

The discovery may advance our understanding of how nearsightedness develops in humans or help engineers improve digital cameras, the researchers say.

Maybe it was my nearsightedness, but I'd never thought stars twinkled yellow and blue and the various other colors people assigned to them.