Sentence examples for rather invasive from inspiring English sources

"It's a funny thing, but trash is actually pretty personal, and people find being told what to do with their trash rather invasive," she said.

Unfortunately, this technique is rather invasive, and therefore, it can only be applied in well-accessible superficial tumors.

Currently, tracheal occlusion (TO) is a potent stimulus for fetal lung growth but also a rather invasive and high-risk procedure.

For instance, biological fluids such as CSF, presenting with increased proximity with brain offer the opportunity for defining disease specific biomarkers, although the collection could be in a rather invasive manner.

Moreover the harvesting of mesenchymal stem cells out of bone marrow as well as the explant of urothelial cells yet demands rather invasive surgery to achieve a successful outcome.

"To me, there is no distinction between man and nature, although I do think we are a rather invasive species," she adds.

To further improve the outcome for ECMO-bridged patients, therefore, it has been proposed that non-invasive ventilation should be used rather than invasive mechanical ventilation.

Of these 63 women, 28 were found to have DCIS rather than invasive BC, 14 had been diagnosed more than 12 months earlier, 14 had had an invasive BC diagnosed on a previous occasion, 2 were diagnosed outside of the state of Victoria and 5 were excluded on the basis of their tumour histology.

We'll need to be useful rather than invasive though – there's a fine line between being helpful and stalking.

Nothing to save the world, just something to arrive at the right time and be supportive rather than invasive, productive rather than interruptive.

Doctors may soon be able to use blood tests rather than invasive biopsies to figure out what type of brain tumors their patients have.