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Dictionary » N » Near point of the eye Near point of the eyenear point of the eye (Science: ophthalmology) The nearest point to the entrance of the pupil of the normal eye at which focus is attained without strain, 10 inches (250 mm) is the generally accepted distance. In very young people and in those with myopia, this distance is less. The near point recedes with age, possibly even causing farsighted condition,. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: sterilization in microwave oven... What I described was from a time long ago when thermal disinfection was the only approved method ... lenses should always ask their personal eye care professional to guide them on everything. ... lower levels of temperature than the boiling point of saline. Often around 70 to 80C. Some of ...
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Re: Question About Common Descent Could someone inform me about the status of common descent at the molecular level? In particular I would like to ... more than just one spot on the planet. I haven't found any clarification on this point in any of the biology books available to me. The evidence from phylogenetic analysis ...
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Question About Common DescentCould someone inform me about the status of common descent at the molecular level? In particular I would like to ... more than just one spot on the planet. I haven't found any clarification on this point in any of the biology books available to me.
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sterilization in microwave ovenI do not agree fully with what is above, but I think that there are a few points that are woth mentioning: - what you are describing (92ÂșC for 2min) is closer to pasteurisation ...
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Re: sterilization in microwave oven... extrapolation of an old original technique of using heat like boiling the lenses in saline in their case over a stove???? This all sounds primitive ... became available and I stop using this heating method around 1990. My point is microwave oven can take steam, which is confided up to temperatures ...
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