| Low vision is a visual impairment not correctable by regular eyeglasses or contact lenses, medicine, or surgery. |
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| Amblyopia or lazy eye is characterised by poor vision that is not correctable with glasses in an otherwise normal and healthy eye. |
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| The tendon has become dysfunctional and the foot has developed acquired flatfoot, but the deformity is passively correctable. |
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| Many people have vision problems that are correctable with glasses or contact lenses. |
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| If, however, you stay focused on what's going wrong that is correctable, you may get a better response to your suggestions for getting help. |
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| Then consider how many laws, taxes, and restrictions have been imposed when it's not clear that there is a problem that's correctable. |
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| Most are correctable and generally require only a minor adjustment of the stove, installation, or operating technique. |
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| The shame is compounded by the fact that illiteracy is not inevitable: it is a preventable and correctable state. |
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| In some cases, the contracture may not be correctable and removal of the implant and capsule tissue may be necessary. |
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| All of the problems noted in the rejections are correctable, while documents may be submitted an unlimited number of times. |
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| A few examples: A girl was born with retinopathy, an eye disorder that is usually correctable if treated in time. |
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| Diplopia in the above table refers to a diplopia that is not fully correctable with prism. |
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| We are concerned that serious and correctable problems remain unexamined and uncorrected. |
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| If no correctable problem exists, the couple may wish to pursue treatment with assisted reproductive technologies such as intrauterine insemination. |
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| It's a painting of a drawing, made in the infinitely correctable medium of oil paint. |
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| Inability of the eye to focus the image, which is usually correctable with a lens. |
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| I think it's something that we really should take note of now because it's all correctable and it certainly has potentially significant adverse consequences in the long term. |
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| Is the diplopia correctable with prism, and to what degree? |
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| It could be that no good-faith effort was made to comply, that the deficiency is not readily correctable, or that the deficiency could present immediate or substantial risk to health, safety or environment. |
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| Pre-existing asymmetry may not be entirely correctable by implant surgery. |
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| Cataract: A condition that occurs when the normally clear lens inside the eye becomes cloudy or dark and causes blurred vision that is not correctable by ordinary glasses. |
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| The STAEDTLER Lumocolor correctable is ideal for all types of films used in school and education, such as write-on films, sheet covers, laminates and school whiteboards. |
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| For the Colts, it was something else entirely, a troubling display of vulnerability that they may simply not have the personnel to correct, although Coach Jim Caldwell said all the problems were correctable. |
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| In either case, the clinician must determine whether the scoliosis is caused by a fixed structural abnormality or a correctable functional abnormality. |
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| We had a hard series with Cardiff and there is still a lot of stuff which is correctable. |
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| Medical examination of school children was also carried out besides advising parents and teachers on correctable disabilities and nutritional deficiencies. |
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| These wounds are largely self-inflicted, and thus eminently correctable. |
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| Those correctable wounds include limiting easy opportunities for James and Wade, as well as not allowing Udonis Haslem to score 14 points on only six field-goal attempts. |
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| This brace helps young children with correctable moderate to strong pronation and supination to re-align their base of support for improved stability in standing and walking. |
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| Correctable crashes are one safety issue that an agency can address relatively easily through simple infrastructure improvements. |
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