Sentence examples for much less invasive from inspiring English sources

There's the same voiceover giving all the exposition, though it is much less invasive this time around.

Only a droplet of blood is needed, making the procedure much less invasive for patients and easier for healthcare workers.

To Ms. Carr's mind, arthroscopy seemed a much less invasive and cheaper way to treat the problem than open hip surgery, the traditional treatment for bone spurs.

Sinuplasty, because it is so much less invasive, "is very appealing for patients," said Dr. Winston C. Vaughan, the director of the California Sinus Institute in Palo Alto and a paid consultant to Acclarent.

As Breyer points out in his dissent in Parents Involved, the Seattle and Louisville plans that came before the Court were much less invasive than earlier attempts to achieve racial integration, via busing and other means, in those cities' schools.

Instead of TSA groping, aviation security, from Britain to Israel, to Spain to Norway, uses much less invasive and more acute security processes, such as face-to-face, in-line interviewing.

The modern-day art-cure procedures are much less, ahem, invasive, and take place in the "Treatment Zone" -- a kind of dentist's chair, where patients can recline, fill out evaluations, and have great artworks (works that Melamid refers to as "heavy duty") projected onto them to test for therapeutic compatibility.

An appendectomy is a routine laparoscopic procedure that poses much less risk and less invasive for the patient than an emergency operation, such as cecectomy and hemicolectomy, and arterial embolization.

It is much less aggressive and invasive than the synthetics they have been using.

Compared to a vitrectomy, this approach is a much quicker and less invasive method of delivering therapeutic agents into the eye.

Compared to a standard three-port pars plana vitrectomy with a subretinal injection, the ab-externo method of vector delivery using the microcatheter is a much quicker and less invasive procedure with theoretically less risk of complications to the retina and surrounding tissues.