Übersetzung für 'floaters' von Englisch nach Deutsch

floaters

Gründer {pl}

Floater {pl}spec.

fliegende Mücken {pl} [Mouches volantes]med.

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(eye) floaters

Mouches volantes {pl}med.

schwarze Mücken {pl}med.

seeing floaters

Mückensehen {n} [Mouches volantes]med.

vitreous floaters

Glaskörperflocken {pl} [Mouches volantes]med.

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Floaters [Joseph Wambaugh]

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• Common adverse effects of the eye formulation include conjunctival hemorrhage, eye pain, cataract, vitreous detachment, floaters, and ocular hypertension.
• Clinical signs include redness of the eye, pain, blurring of vision, photophobia and floaters.
• Floater – The floaters are the roamers. Floaters are very quick and able roam around in the paintball field providing support to his teammates.
• Passive structures (such as a blind arm) may injure floaters upon direct contact, whereas active structures (such as a Plasid) may shoot projectiles at floaters from a long distance.
• The hull consists of two floaters with three columns each.

• Migratory fishers either stopped at land they owned and fished from there (stationers) or stayed on the ship and moved to different fishing grounds (floaters).
• Feces of about 10-15% of people consistently floats in toilet water ('floaters'), while the rest produce feces that sinks ('sinkers') and production of gas causes feces to float.
• Scheerer's phenomenon can be easily distinguished from floaters ("muscae volitantes").
• The construction of CMO Floaters is the most effective means of getting additional market liquidity for CMOs.
• The first published mention of fly biting associated the behavior with eye disease, specifically synchysis scintillans, a condition resulting in eye floaters.

• Sanford is known for his ability to hit the midrange shot with a variety of pull-ups and floaters.
• Female hen harrier ("Circus cyaneus") responses towards neighbours are more intense, mostly flights rather than calls, than responses towards female floaters (individuals without territories), which in turn were more intense than responses towards male floaters.
• Adverse drug reactions: Decreased vision, potential for lens subluxation, dyschromatopsia (yellow vision), eye pain, floaters, blurred vision.
• Nevertheless, for developing countries who are classified as floaters (both free floaters and managed floaters), the probability on average reaches 77.4%.
• The hull consisted of two floaters with three columns each.

• Floaters can occur when eyes age; in rare cases, floaters may be a sign of retinal detachment or a retinal tear.