Sentence examples for invasive to from inspiring English sources

It is known that the treatment of cancer should be minimal invasive to avoid the invasion and spreading of cancer cells to the adjacent site.

But it seems invasive to the victims to impose myself like some snuff-film viewer.

It felt slightly invasive to be watching him so closely, slightly pathetic.

The procedure is part of a trend to make surgery less painful and invasive, to minimize risks and speed recovery.

It can be quite expensive and invasive to retrofit one into a home.

And the mirrors are a fascinating design aspect, because there are those support beams which may be invasive to the view, but I just ended up peeking around to see what people are doing.

Assuming you're not flagged as on a watchlist and tackled to the ground by security guards, the process is quick and non-invasive to the average person.

Subject to further testing, lidar-based estimates could prove both reliable and non-invasive to livestock in grazing or herbage studies.

New techniques for the inspections of containers should be fast, allow the detection and identification of dangerous materials, and be non-invasive, to reduce costs and delays.

Transition of cancer cells from non-invasive to invasive phenotype is usually accompanied by epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT).

Interestingly, a recent study reported upregulation of several MMPs, including MMP13, at the transition from non-invasive to invasive breast cancer cells in an in vitro model [33].