Sentence examples for intrusive for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Elkin says he finds the process "unusually intrusive" for clients.

The searches are seen as deeply intrusive for men in Afghanistan, where turbans carry both religious and social significance.

The tools that France and Britain are currently seeking are too blunt and intrusive for modern democracies.

Should we talk about any of this, I wonder, or is it too hideously intrusive for our blood?

They just want to make it as difficult and intrusive for women to exercise their rights as they can.

And, after all, could anything seem more intrusive for pedestrians and bicyclists than these exhaust-puffing, overpowered, metal-clad combustion engines clogging our streets?

It is non-intrusive for those who have clearly played by the rules, but takes a stringent approach to calculating the wealth of those who may have underpaid taxes through aggressive tax avoidance".

Our "hybrid" UQ methodology supports independent development of the most suitable UQ method, intrusive or non-intrusive, for each physics module by providing an algorithmic framework to couple these "stochastic" modules for propagating "global" uncertainties.

We chose the iPro™2 r-CGM device as it is small, convenient and non-intrusive for the patient to wear and is essentially "wear and forget".

ICU, intensive care unit Since the electronic monitoring system is non-intrusive for HCWs and allows information to be continuously collected throughout the day, it can provide concrete data on the performance of individual staff or clinical units at any given time.

The institutional review board of the Academic Medical Center, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, decided that the study did not fulfill the criteria for medical research as stated in the Dutch 'Law on medical research' because the nature of the data collected for this study was judged to be non-intrusive for patients (METC 10/219) and therefore formal informed consent procedures did not apply.