Sentence examples for invasive use from inspiring English sources
Ms. Ronemus said, "It's the least invasive use of the landscape that I could possibly imagine".
They provide excellent performance even under imperfect (and realistic) conditions, such as a less invasive use of helpers, denial of help by some of the candidate helpers, and imperfect detection capabilities of Oppnet components.
It's a compelling argument on the surface, pitting animal protection groups who have cried victory in helping eliminate the invasive use of chimpanzees for medical research, against those invested in shielding chimpanzees in Africa from a very real threat: the Ebola virus.
Most currently employed neurostimulation methods rely on the somewhat invasive use of stimulating electrodes or photon-emitting devices.
However, perhaps worried about invasive uses of social media, DDB wussed out.
Previous work [12] showed a similar lack of genetic differentiation for a similar invasive gradient of North American fountain grass populations from Hawaii (extremely invasive), Arizona (moderately invasive) and California (less invasive) using these same ISSR markers.
Another example, which is minimally invasive, uses fluorescein labeled autologous leukocytes to study flow dynamics in humans; however, the authors find evidence of leukocyte activation [ 35].
"It's an eco-friendly, non-invasive use of a platform that basically turns you into a human circuit board".
The resulting system is sufficiently soft to enable extreme levels of deformation and non-invasive use on the skin, yet sufficiently robust for repetitive application/detachment.
Our study confirms the relative ease and non-invasive use of WBP in evaluating ventilation in cotton rats.
Additionally, as they rely on urine concentration measurement, PAH clearance methods cannot be applied in oligo-anuric patients and its non-invasive use in AKI is, therefore, limited.
