Sentence examples for more invasive methods from inspiring English sources
The minimally invasive technique also allowed for lameness assessment that could have been influenced by more invasive methods of tissue collection.
There are substantial potential benefits to non-invasive cardiac monitoring methods, such as Electrical Cardiometry, over more invasive methods including significantly reduced risk of complications, lower upfront and operational costs, ease of use and continuous monitoring.
We conclude that buccal swabs could become a useful tool for the detection of pesticide exposure in reptiles and have the potential to replace more invasive methods, such as organ extraction or cardiac puncture.
More invasive methods of imaging the pulmonary artery include intravascular ultrasound and catheter angiography.
Alternatives to detention run the gamut from release on bond, to requiring periodic check-ins with authorities, to more invasive methods like ankle monitors.
Considerations include emulating the 2006 computer with its specific processing speed, and more invasive methods, such as adjusting the frame rate of the animation to compensate for contemporary processing speeds".
To some extent, these factors have been addressed in animal models, which allow single treatment with trastuzumab and more invasive testing methods.
MR enterography might allow clinicians to select patients in whom more invasive diagnostic methods are indicated.
This approach enables gene transfer via a simple IV injection during an office visit, circumvents the need for more invasive delivery methods, and potentially may give gene transfer for heart failure a much needed boost.
In selected cases more reliable, invasive methods are used to assess the hemodynamic status, since these methods are costly and associated with safety concerns [ 33, 34].
Spindle imaging with the polscope provides structural information closely related to the more invasive immunostaining method, and also enables study of the dynamic architecture of spindles.
