Sentence examples for invasive actions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Simpson said it was comparable to what he considers invasive actions by federal airport security officers, which he has publicly challenged, and to a proposed ban on texting while driving that Mr. Perry vetoed — in Mr. Simpson's view, correctly — for allowing government too much say in the personal lives of drivers.

And roadless oil extraction also involves helicopter support and other invasive actions which could greatly affect the two uncontacted tribes still living in the park.

Conclusion: It is important that new studies be carried out and shared experiences around the world on this drug appear to be effective and prevent invasive actions in the therapeutic arsenal of postpartum heamorrhage.

Tumor cells adhesion to the ECM is a fundamental step in tumor invasion, the initial invasive action of metastatic cells involves the interaction of tumor with the ECM molecules through the process of cell matrix adhesion, which enhances the survival or invasiveness of tumor cells.

This behavior is explained by the effect of the strain energy under the invasive action of the roller.

Invasive action is here considered in the form of weld toe grinding and/or the imposition of load restrictions following crack detection in a cover plate detail.

It is demonstrated that invasive action results in a finite fatigue life, which needs to be taken into account in the wider bridge management context.

In this case, although T. albipes successfully penetrated inland, its invasive action seems limited by native, territorially-dominant arboreal ants.

As blood samples used in this study had been collected as routine tests and thus no additional invasive action was required for participants, the committees approved this procedure according to the Ethical Guideline of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare of Japan.

In the context of CAD, such hybridization may evolve into a new type of diagnostic cardiac lab, where the decision to revascularize is made based on non-invasive procedures that are physically, temporally and conceptually separated from the invasive action.

Thus, these compounds exert anti-proliferative, pro-apoptotic, anti-migratory and anti-invasive actions in a wide spectrum of cancer cells in culture.