"intrusiveness on" is not a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is not commonly used and does not have a clear meaning. Instead, you could use "intrusion onto" or "intrusive behavior towards" to convey a similar meaning. For example: "The paparazzi's constant intrusion onto the celebrity's personal life caused her great distress." "The manager's intrusive behavior towards her employees created a toxic work environment."
This frustrating conundrum calls for novel solutions, with low intrusiveness on development practice.
A decrease in intrusiveness on PCL-C in the mentored group compared to control just failed to achieve significance for the interaction of group×time.
A conditional indirect effect (also known as moderated mediation) was tested in the present study, in which the partial effect of change in intrusiveness on change in anxiety was hypothesized to be stronger for early adolescents than children [ 44, 45].
The impact of marketing content and its visual characteristics on perceived intrusiveness is one sub-field which remains under-explored.
Wiretapping is permitted, but usually limited to serious crimes, and only allowed when subject to appropriate protections and oversight, depending on the intrusiveness of the tap.
The FBI's domestic-intelligence-collection and analysis role has expanded, the standards required to engage in investigative activity have been relaxed, limits on the intrusiveness of investigative techniques have been curtailed, and oversight and supervisory approval requirements have been rolled back.
The level of distress is measured in order to guarantee the safety of the intervention as well as to obtain data on the intrusiveness of narratives.
Patient's perception on the intrusiveness of treatment regimens and their perceived self-efficacy in completing the task have also been demonstrated to affect adherence to diabetes treatment [ 13, 14].
It uses three ratings for each speech sample: the quality of the speech signal alone on a 5-point scale; the intrusiveness of the background noise on a 5-point scale; and the overall signal quality as a MOS ACR.
Objections over the 2011 census focus on three issues: the perceived intrusiveness of some questions, the lack of safeguards to protect data gathered for the census, and the role of the UK subsidiary of the US defence contractor Lockheed Martin in processing census data.
The intrusiveness of a couple of those questions on Thursday suggested that the stars of family sitcoms seen in millions of living rooms tend to be viewed as intimate relatives by fans for whom the boundaries between fiction and reality disappear.
