Sentence examples for invasive character from inspiring English sources

Critics of such practices point to their irreversible or invasive character.

Due to its geographic distribution (five enzootic regions across USA and Canada, three permanent European foci) and invasive character, F. magna is an interesting model for population genetics.

Scanning ElectroChemical Microscopy (SECM) has emerged as a very attractive method to image living cells activity due to its non invasive character and to the possibility of concomitant electro- and physico-chemical measurements.

The word paparazzi was coined in Italy – an invasive character in Federico Fellini's La Dolce Vita is called "Paparazzo", which in dialect means the irritating buzz of a mosquito – and the country has always produced paparazzi in abundance.

Our data suggest that although traditional land use practices, i.e. grazing and mowing, do not affect the development of D. carthusianorum, the abandonment of these practices has improved F. rupicola performance, which has led to the increasingly invasive character of this grass species over the last 20 years.

This is a result of the intrinsic advantage over open surgical approaches: the minimally invasive character of the procedures.

The main advantage of the applied technique is its less-invasive character which retains the 3D structure of the components within the intact mucilaginous cell wall.

Unlike direct cortical stimulation (DCS), and due to its non-invasive character, this technique can provide a map of the distribution of human language in the healthy brain as well as a dysfunctional brain.

The fast, broadly applicable and non-invasive character of this technique can therefore promote its application for quickly and reliably assessing the degree of adhesion of graphene transferred onto target substrates, either for ex-post evaluation or in-line process monitoring.

Due to its non-invasive character and the detailed imaging within its resolution range, MR microscopy proves to be a valuable tool in developmental biology for the visualization of the inner architecture of rare and delicate museum specimens, such as the small dolphin embryo and fetus examined.

In addition, its non-invasive character sets it as currently the best global imaging tool for performing dynamic longitudinal studies on the same living subject, allowing thus exploring the effects of experience, training, treatment etc. in parallel to additional measures such as age, cognitive performance scores, hormone levels, and many others.