… The relative humidity inside the CEC was maintained at … tear film lipid layer is affected
significantly at low temperatures. It shows interference patterns characteristic of a thinner tear film …

… in a low-humidity … the effects of environmental conditions on the tear film may have been
affected by this phenomenon. Dry eye disease is a multifactorial disorder that results in tear film …

… Studies in the effect of relative humidity (RH) on tear film among normal and dry eye patients
showed that the evaporation rate increased from 28% to 59% when the RH decreased by 10…

… study show the effect of atmosphere heat and humidity on the tear film layer, and the results
… is significant difference in tear film results using Shirmer test and tear break up time between …

… temperature, humidity and airflow… tear film protecting the ocular surface. Abusharha and
Pearce 15 have shown that extremely low humidity promotes tear evaporation, reduces tear-film …

… Two hours of low-humidity exposure resulted in increased … an increase of high-mobility group
box 1 in the tear film. Its plausible … This explanation is based on our results from previous in …

… These are examples of the effect of tear collection technique on the results of tear analysis.
… ), avoiding light and moisture] is of great importance, as the tear compounds might become …

… These include microbes, pollutants, allergens and adverse environmental conditions,
such as low humidity and rapid air movement from wind or inside air handling. This is …

… staining and our results did not reveal a … lower temperature has a negative effect on the tear
film, which might be related to the worse staining scores with lower temperature in our results…

… tear was derived from eyes with FTBUT ≤5 s and Schirmer values ≤ 5 mm. This type of tear
film involved lower tear film stability and lower tear … indicated stronger tear film evaporation …