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acuity

acuity Acuity, in this context, means visual acuity: how well a person can resolve fine spatial detail.

Acuity, in this context, means visual acuity: how well a person can resolve fine spatial detail. It is used as part of standardized vision scoring and is linked to resolution-dependent aspects of reading.

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Drafting source: Tsuruoka Mieko; Inoue Kenji. Functional acuity score as a surrogate of reading performance in low vision: A Japanese disability evaluation cohort study. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0358323; article XML SHA-256 afc952b6e96ac34fb65bcf2b7a0dccbfc51b71fdd694cecf84a8e929db45fa9e. “Functional acuity score as a surrogate of reading performance in low vision: A Japanese disability evaluation cohort study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0358323).
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