nearsighted in A Sentence

He was Nearsighted and he couldn't drive.

A Nearsighted person cannot see beyond 25 cm.

RW: Well, I'm a little Nearsighted, but yeah.

And if you have two Nearsighted parents, certainly the risk is even higher.

For example, your blurred vision may be due to both Nearsighted and astigmatism.

Also, visual outcomes following cataract surgery were not as good among highly Nearsighted eyes.

In the study, 148 Nearsighted children ages 8 to 11 were fitted with GP contact lenses.

The newly Nearsighted eye sees near objects clearly without glasses, although its distant vision may be less good.

Myopia usually starts in childhood and you may have a higher risk if your parents are Nearsighted.

Myopia typically begins in childhood and you may have a higher risk if your parents are Nearsighted.

Commentators echo the claim that people are poor because they have bad self-control and therefore make Nearsighted choices.

Adults with high myopia usually started getting Nearsighted when they were young children, and their myopia progressed year after year.

They most often occur between ages 50 and 75, especially in people who are very Nearsighted or have had cataract surgery.

If you are Nearsighted and meet the other criteria stated above, you might be a good candidate for SMILE laser vision correction.

If you are Nearsighted and meet the other criteria stated above, you may be a good candidate for SMILE laser vision correction.

However, a new Australian study published in October 2015 has demonstrated that vision worsens in Nearsighted children who spend less time outdoors.

With more people becoming Nearsighted, there is a lot of interest in finding ways to control the progression of myopia in childhood.

Just look through a pair of glasses used by a Nearsighted person and you will notice that they make everything appear smaller and closer.

These changes most often occur between the ages of 50 and 75, especially in people who are very Nearsighted or have undergone cataract surgery.

If your child cannot see televised images clearly or read from books without leaning in close, it could mean he or she is Nearsighted.

Although you typically will be able to function normally the day after surgery, you may be slightly Nearsighted for a few weeks or even months.

With more and more people getting Nearsighted these days, there is a lot of interest in finding ways to control the progression of myopia in childhood.

If you have a lot of hyperopia, adapting to progressive lenses may take a bit longer than if you are just slightly farsighted or are Nearsighted.

If you are Nearsighted, light rays focus too early within your eye- they form a focus point in front of the retina instead of directly on it.

If your child is having trouble seeing televised images clearly or reading a book without leaning in too close, it could mean he or she is Nearsighted.

Other risk factors include being 65 years and older, having a family history of the condition, being Nearsighted or farsighted, and having had a past eye injury.

Although the exact reason why some children become Nearsighted and others do not is not fully understood, it appears heredity is a factor, but not the only one.

When you are Nearsighted and your eyeball is too long, light rays have too far to go and"fall short" of achieving a point of focus on your retina.

For example, a Nearsighted person may have a longer eyeball, a steeply curved cornea, a lens that stays focused for near vision, or some combination of these factors.

Parents- especially those who are Nearsighted and wore glasses throughout childhood- often are concerned about the causes of myopia and whether their children are doomed to being Nearsighted, too.

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nearsighted in A Sentence

He was Nearsighted and he couldn't drive.

A Nearsighted person cannot see beyond 25 cm.

RW: Well, I'm a little Nearsighted, but yeah.

And if you have two Nearsighted parents, certainly the risk is even higher.

For example, your blurred vision may be due to both Nearsighted and astigmatism.

Also, visual outcomes following cataract surgery were not as good among highly Nearsighted eyes.

In the study, 148 Nearsighted children ages 8 to 11 were fitted with GP contact lenses.

The newly Nearsighted eye sees near objects clearly without glasses, although its distant vision may be less good.

Myopia usually starts in childhood and you may have a higher risk if your parents are Nearsighted.

Myopia typically begins in childhood and you may have a higher risk if your parents are Nearsighted.

Commentators echo the claim that people are poor because they have bad self-control and therefore make Nearsighted choices.

Adults with high myopia usually started getting Nearsighted when they were young children, and their myopia progressed year after year.

They most often occur between ages 50 and 75, especially in people who are very Nearsighted or have had cataract surgery.

If you are Nearsighted and meet the other criteria stated above, you might be a good candidate for SMILE laser vision correction.

If you are Nearsighted and meet the other criteria stated above, you may be a good candidate for SMILE laser vision correction.

However, a new Australian study published in October 2015 has demonstrated that vision worsens in Nearsighted children who spend less time outdoors.

With more people becoming Nearsighted, there is a lot of interest in finding ways to control the progression of myopia in childhood.

Just look through a pair of glasses used by a Nearsighted person and you will notice that they make everything appear smaller and closer.

These changes most often occur between the ages of 50 and 75, especially in people who are very Nearsighted or have undergone cataract surgery.

If your child cannot see televised images clearly or read from books without leaning in close, it could mean he or she is Nearsighted.

Although you typically will be able to function normally the day after surgery, you may be slightly Nearsighted for a few weeks or even months.

With more and more people getting Nearsighted these days, there is a lot of interest in finding ways to control the progression of myopia in childhood.

If you have a lot of hyperopia, adapting to progressive lenses may take a bit longer than if you are just slightly farsighted or are Nearsighted.

If you are Nearsighted, light rays focus too early within your eye- they form a focus point in front of the retina instead of directly on it.

If your child is having trouble seeing televised images clearly or reading a book without leaning in too close, it could mean he or she is Nearsighted.

Other risk factors include being 65 years and older, having a family history of the condition, being Nearsighted or farsighted, and having had a past eye injury.

Although the exact reason why some children become Nearsighted and others do not is not fully understood, it appears heredity is a factor, but not the only one.

When you are Nearsighted and your eyeball is too long, light rays have too far to go and"fall short" of achieving a point of focus on your retina.

For example, a Nearsighted person may have a longer eyeball, a steeply curved cornea, a lens that stays focused for near vision, or some combination of these factors.

Parents- especially those who are Nearsighted and wore glasses throughout childhood- often are concerned about the causes of myopia and whether their children are doomed to being Nearsighted, too.

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