Sentence examples for especially invasive from inspiring English sources
For example, a question on flush toilets — one that some politicians like to cite as being especially invasive — is used to help assess groundwater contamination for rural parts of the country that do not have modern waste disposal systems, according to the Census Bureau.
We usually use EC for observing inflammatory disease or neoplastic lesions, especially invasive carcinomas.
Advanced stage of disease and special histologic type, especially invasive epithelial cancer, were the important poor prognostic factors [ 24- 28].
Short-term follow-up of patients diagnosed with DCIS will miss significant numbers of events, especially invasive local recurrences.
COX-2 could potentially be incorporated into the clinic as a prognostic marker for ipsilateral in-breast recurrence, especially invasive recurrence.
IFDs and especially invasive aspergillosis were associated with a significantly higher mortality and a higher risk for admission to an intensive care unit.
The runoff carries fertilizer rich in phosphorus, which even in tiny amounts can fuel explosions of growth — of algae and, especially, of invasive plants like cattails, which smother native plants and animal life.
In the low-salinity zone of the San Francisco Estuary mass balance calculations and models have reported that clams (especially the invasive Potamocorbula amurensis) suppress phytoplankton blooms.
But in the second stage, after talking to their doctor, men who met with black doctors elected to receive more preventive services — especially more invasive services that required a blood sample or injection — than men who met with nonblack doctors.
The runoff carries fertilizer rich in phosphorus, which even in tiny amounts can fuel explosions of growth of algae and, especially, of invasive plants like cattails, which smother native plants and animal life.
In short, the skills of clinicians are vital in intracranial hypotension diagnosis and treatment, especially in invasive measures.
