Sentence examples for more invasive techniques from inspiring English sources

If his team could so easily "infer sensitive personal information," he says, marketers could someday use more invasive techniques to identify random people on the street along with, say, their credit scores.

But there are other, more invasive techniques being developed.

Until proper evidence is provided devices claiming to stimulate the vagus nerve transcutaneously should be preferred to more invasive techniques.

Initially, it replaced other more invasive techniques to become a routine outpatient procedure performed with minimal or no anaesthetic requirements [4, 23].

Multislice flexibility may avoid more invasive techniques such as catheter CT arterial portography.

This flexibility of multislice scanning generally avoids more invasive techniques, i.e. angiographic CT arterial portography (CTAP).

Others used a more invasive technique by doing a window on the lateral sinus wall [15, 16].

There is little agreement regarding a palatal extension of the preparation for porcelain veneers, as it represents a more invasive technique than a preparation limited to the facial surface of a tooth.

Sanchez et al. used a more invasive technique, measuring transpulmonary pressures (with an oesophageal catheter), flow and volume to determine pulmonary resistance by a least-mean-square technique.

Conversely, injection under hysteroscopic guidance is a more invasive technique and raises the issue whether SN biopsy must reflect tumor or organ lymphatic drainage.

Thus, although we did not use the more invasive technique of esophageal manometry to detect respiratory effort-related arousals, our results do not support an association between subtle forms of sleep disturbed breathing and CFS, even when co-morbid FM is present.