Unlike my previous list, this list will be sorted as follows for simplicity sake with no specific order for this: Films Only this list focuses on the films and projects actually released (no upcoming movies here) where females, whether by appearances or plot-driven, make up the whole ensemble in a tournament (Raze by appearance) or are the majority (DOA: Dead or Alive plot-driven). This list is a condensed version of another one of my lists. E-ETDRS algorithm measurements took approximately twice as long.As a producer of my own short fighting film,, I have become a resource for everything combat here on IMDB. Median testing times for COMPlog and ETDRS were 95 and 85 s and 66 and 56 s respectively in the paediatric and adult groups and 120 s for the E-ETDRS measurements on adults.ĭiscussion: COMPlog measurements agree well with and are similarly reliable to the gold standard ETDRS chart with comparable test times. The TRV of the E-ETDRS system was slightly greater at ☐.16 logMAR. TRVs of ☐.12 logMAR and ☐.10 logMAR were respectively found for COMPlog measurements in the amblyopic children and adult groups compared with ☐.12 logMAR for the ETDRS chart in both groups.

Results: No significant bias was observed between the gold standard ETDRS acuity measurements and those taken with either COMPlog or E-ETDRS. The methods of Bland and Altman were employed with test–retest variability (TRV) expressed as 95% confidence limits for agreement. The tested adults included normals as well as subjects with a range of ocular diseases. 39 of the adults also underwent computerised acuity testing using the E-ETDRS testing algorithm. Method: Timed test and retest fully interpolated five letters per line logMAR visual acuity measurements were taken for 70 adults and 59 amblyopic children using the ETDRS chart and the COMPlog visual acuity measurement system. This study aimed to validate its performance in amblyopic children and both normal and diseased adults against the gold standard ETDRS chart and the E-ETDRS computerised acuity measurement algorithm. Background/Aim: The COMPlog clinical visual acuity measuring system is being developed for both routine and research use.

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