Sentence examples for more invasive examination from inspiring English sources

Further research on a multi-marker circulating based test might be a promising approach to identify the asymptomatic individuals with colorectal cancer prior to more invasive examination.

PSA screening decreases the absolute risk of death from prostate cancer at the price of many more invasive examinations and biopsy, overdiagnoses and overtreatment [50,51].

A noninvasive miRNA screening assay using the triple miRNA classifier could then be developed to identify asymptomatic individuals with colorectal neoplasia prior to more invasive colonoscopy examination.

Whereas CT imaging requires only careful transportation of the mummy, invasive examination is more complex but can potentially be performed in a manner that respects the integrity of the corpse [ 29].

It should also be noted that histological studies have rarely assessed hypodermal tissue because this examination requires more invasive procedures [ 85].

Indeed, the colonoscopy recommended for persons at risk of colon cancer is much more invasive than mammography and clinical examination indicated for breast cancers, or ultrasonography and cervical smear for ovarian cancers.

Also, introduction of new radiological techniques has allowed more non-invasive examinations for inoperable patients.

During the same period, there was a marked increase in invasive examination and treatment probability at 3 days, that is, more patients were treated faster which is in line with the political aim of reducing time to treatment.

How much more invasive can one get?

But some looks are more invasive than others.

More carbon-intensive sectors need to anticipate more invasive regulation and the possibility of stranded assets.