Sentences with phrase «eye examination before»

«SchoolScreener EZ TM will allow schools to rapidly identify children with vision problems so that they can be referred for a full eye examination before their vision problem has a significant impact on their learning,» added Professor Thomson.

Undetected Eye Problems Hamper Student Learning Few children have comprehensive eye examinations before they start kindergarten, and undetected vision problems can have a devastating impact on early learning.

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Before the exam, the dog's owner is given a form at our hospital to complete with information on: 1) the owner (name, address) 2) the dog (name, breed, birth date, AKC registration number, tattoo or microchip identification number) After the examination, the veterinary ophthalmologist will complete the form and indicate any eye abnormalities.

Certified clear of hereditary eye diseases by a veterinary ophthalmologist before breedings: the recommendation is yearly or a maximum of 18 (eighteen) months between examinations.

Many of the dogs included in this study are presumably intended for breeding, because they have been judged, and awarded prizes at dog shows before the eye examinations.

It is this abnormality that can be detected, before the pressure rises, through the examination of the eye by gonioscopy (a special type of contact lens which enables the filtration angle to be seen).

When you visit one of our offices in Florida, we'll conduct a thorough examination of your pet's eyes before recommending the best treatment solution for you.

Abuse Standards Violations will focus thematically on the pair's long - term examination of imagery that is deemed too dark to be seen on the web and is routinely censored before reaching our eyes by underpaid workers.

Consequently, for a judge not to allow defense voir dire / cross examination questioning of a prosecution witness before a damning exhibit is allowed into evidence, presents not only a Due Process issue but also a possible perception of pro-prosecutorial bias of the judge, whether or not that bias exists, at least in the eyes of laypeople watching the trial, when a critical element of a sufficiently functioning judicial system is for the public to perceive judges as following their oaths of office.