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. 2019 Jul 31;10:1727. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2019.01727

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(A–D) Shooting score in the prone (A,B) and standing (C,D) competitions are shown as a function of distance VA (A and C; red) and CS (B and D; green for Pelli Robson test and blue for Mars test) of the shooting eye. Closed symbols indicate athletes who shot in both prone and standing competitions. Open symbols indicate athletes who shot in the prone competition only. In the VA figures (A,C), vertical lines indicating 1.0 logMAR (current minimum entry criterion to VI shooting) and 2.6 logMAR [poorest vision measureable with the BRVT; above this level athletes have PL (assigned 3 logMAR) or NPL (assigned 4 logMAR)] are shown. Young adults without VI typically score 0.00 logMAR. In the CS figures (B,D), participants with no measurable function have a score of 0.00 logCS. Young adults without VI typically score 1.70 logCS units.