Sentence examples for particularly invasive from inspiring English sources

Piling – a particularly invasive kind of foundation – has become prevalent.

He was actually afraid to open it, as if it contained the results of some particularly invasive medical test.

The Asian carp — another fierce aggressor in American waters — is not particularly invasive in parts of Asia.

The Asian carp another fierce aggressor in American waters is not particularly invasive in parts of Asia.

A copy of the examination manual shows that the exam is particularly invasive and extensive for women.

Dr. Wichmann said that while such long-distance dispersal by walking might be rare, it might have a profound effect on the spread of certain species, particularly invasive ones that are new to a region.

Transfacet screws may be useful for stabilizing segments reconstructed with bone graft or cages, the role of supplementary posterior fixation, particularly minimally invasive techniques such as transfacetar percutaneous screws is relevant.

Other examples of particularly harmful invasive species include the Asian carp and zebra mussels.

Detailed marker analysis and functional studies revealed reduced differentiation of all three labyrinthine lineages, and enhanced giant cell differentiation, particularly the invasive subtypes.

In immunocompromised patients, acute respiratory failure (ARF) is associated with high mortality, particularly when invasive mechanical ventilation (IMV) is required.

BMSB is a particularly difficult invasive agricultural pest to manage with limited treatment options and an ability to spread.