myopia

This is historic myopia on the part of the Court.

Young children who sleep with the light on are much more likely to develop myopia in later life.

You say your cure for myopia is teaching people how to focus.

It can be seen from Figure 3 that this is the opposite to myopia.

But the explanation for this myopia may not be so complex.

Consider, for instance, the myopia of people who live in Connecticut.

Such myopia reminds me of a joke I heard a few years ago.

To many Serbs, the war is largely the result of foreign myopia.

So, politicians certainly do not have a monopoly on myopia.

He also sometimes seems casual to the point of myopia about what lives on his rocks.

We must demand that business schools correct this moral myopia.

These include left-handedness and myopia, which are more often found in men than women.

Myopia is less common in African people and associated diaspora.

Myopia is the most common eye problem in Marshall syndrome.

"The myopia of a man who has to actually make the damned thing work.

A pet dog with progressive myopia has also been reported.

Younger people are more likely to be affected by night myopia than the elderly.

Perhaps the dose may be too low to completely suppress myopia.

But when government, and business, are accused of economic myopia, she deserves credit for taking the long view.

Night myopia is most common in younger people and tends to disappear with age.

People with myopia often have very good near vision.

If the myopia is of high degree the vision may not be normal even with glasses.

The model teaches a very simple method to prevent myopia.

These are used for correction of extremely high myopia often seen in low vision patients.

After the myopia of campaigning, he said, it was good to spend time around his new peers.