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"not invasive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something does not involve entering or interfering in a person’s body or privacy. For example, "The treatment plan is intended to be non-invasive and has few side effects."
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T-47D cells were not invasive in the invasion assay, and knockdown of CHD5 did not sufficiently induce invasiveness.
HCT116 cells are not invasive in Matrigel assays and invasion was not induced by COUP-TFII.
Therefore, the proposed solution is not invasive.
That means light is not invasive.
"They're not invasive," Dr. Fristrup said of the devices.
That is the production's keynote: polished but not invasive.
Mr. Forrest said that hybrid barberries tend to be sterile and thus not invasive.
These were technically ads, but clearly not invasive enough that make people bristle.
It is not invasive, not radioactive, not even expensive.
Others say if kids have nothing to hide, it's not invasive.
New services try to make location information useful but not invasive.
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