Sentence examples for go invasive from inspiring English sources

RN: Broadly speaking, there are two ways to do brain-computer interfaces: you can go completely non-invasive with scanners like EEGs and fMRIs, or you can go invasive, and that's doing brain surgery and sticking electrodes in.

Where humans go, invasive species tend to follow, Genovesi says, and "there is literally no island in the world that has had no contact with humans in the last century".

Ada Borkenhagen, a psychotherapist based in Berlin, is currently researching why women choose to go through invasive measures like the G-Shot.

There's a thing called the tens rule: 10% of organisms are able to establish beyond the cosseted environment of the garden and only 10% of those go on to become invasive.

The 49-year-old from Croydon, south London, told medical staff her children had asthma, autism and other health problems, meaning they were given drugs they did not need and went through invasive treatment including having tubes fitted in their stomachs.

Scientists and conservation groups paint a grim picture of what could happen next: rare animals like rhinos getting knocked down as roadkill; fences going up; invasive seeds sticking to car tires and being spread throughout the park; the migration getting blocked and the entire ecosystem becoming irreversibly damaged.

Hence, a requirement of noninvasive technique was felt that could identify CAD cases without going for invasive diagnosis.

And the disruptions to the environment go well beyond invasive creatures, like the dire reports this summer of drastic declines, probably because of higher temperatures, in the ocean phytoplanktonthat support much of the life on earth.

"This is an absolutely every-day occurrence for me that I talk to someone who is 37 years old and doesn't want a Down syndrome baby but doesn't want to go through an invasive procedure," said Dr. Stephen A. Brown, associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Vermont.

A new study has found that a tiny molecule can trigger breast cancer cells to go on an invasive rampage.

One responder felt the decision not to perform surgery had been based on his advanced age but at the same time was glad that he did not go through an invasive procedure.