Sentences with phrase «with poor vision»

Finally, greater depressed affect is commonly associated with poor vision.

Dogs with poor vision do not let their owners know that they have a vision problem until it is severe in both eyes.

I was, however, disappointed with the poor vision out the rear window, and found myself head - checking like mad — especially when changing lanes on the freeway.

By day 10 - 14 their eyes open with poor vision at first.

It is also said that driving in the rain can contend with poor vision.

In terms of more specific aspects of quality of life, consistent with the World Health Organization's (1998) definition of the construct, O'Donnell (2005) has described the challenges associated with poor vision in late life to be threefold involving functional limitations, losses in social interactions, and increases in depressive symptomatology.

Nightlights may also help older cats with poor vision or eyesight problems navigate at night.

Thus, a marital relationship marked by these characteristics would buffer the negative effects of poor vision whereby, relative to their peers in lower quality marriages, older adults with poorer vision who were in better marriages would experience fewer functional limitations, feelings of social isolation, and symptoms of depression.

A new study by vision scientists at the University of Rochester and Vanderbilt University found that children with poor vision see vast improvement in their peripheral vision after only eight hours of training via kid - friendly video games.

Typically afflicted children start life with poor vision, which worsens as more and more photoreceptors die.

2/11/2008 UC San Diego Team Shows Correcting Poor Vision Can Help a Preschooler's Performance Preschoolers with poor vision have lower scores in developmental testing indicative of success in school performance, but those scores improve significantly within six weeks when the children are given prescription glasses, according to a new study b...

A student with poor vision is likely to fail his math test if his parents can't afford the eyeglasses needed to see what his teacher is writing on the whiteboard.

Patients with the poorest vision — 20/40 or worse in both eyes — show the most improvement using backlit tablets compared to print.

Ideal for people with poor vision, the DX has a Zoom feature and eight levels of text size, up to nearly a 1/2» letters.

The ease of changing font sizes can make every eBook a large print book and enables libraries to improve accessibility for patrons with poor vision.

Assists vision impaired users (colour blind or users with poor vision) distinguish text from background colour, and differences between colours (eg line graph).

Supportive therapies and critical care of a dog with poor vision due to cloudiness is needed as well.

Nightlights help older cats with poor vision or eyesight problems navigate at night.

Despite the link that has been reported widely in the literature between poor vision and quality of life outcomes, older adults are not uniform in their experience of adverse outcomes associated with poor vision.

3) Dogs with poor vision, dementia or orthopedic problems have trouble getting back inside.

That means that, in addition to all the other advantages of e-books — like adjustable font sizes that make it easier for those with poor vision to read — now your Kindle can read any e-book to you, which opens up the joy of books to the vision impaired, the elderly, or anyone else who can't read printed words.

Blind dogs and those with poor vision are often reluctant to jump up to or down from heights.

Plaintiff, an elderly woman, alleged the store failed to account for older patrons and those with poor vision in their architectural designs.

Gunnel and Nordholm (1999) found that reading, writing, and watching television were common functional problems associated with poor vision.