Sentence examples for which is invasive from inspiring English sources

Some are treated with open-heart surgery, which is invasive and can be risky.

Dingoes also compete aggressively with the red fox (Vulpes vulpes), which is invasive in Australia, and help to control red fox populations where both species overlap.

"Gated communities, CCTV, fences, walls" – an approach which is invasive and offensive, the culmination of a journey which begins with stop-and-search.

Apart from bone biopsy, which is invasive and scarcely used, no other technique is available to accurately establish the risk of fracture in kidney patients.

One of the problems, however, is that the main diagnostic tool is currently biopsy, which is invasive, carries some risk and is usually only performed once at the time of a patient's initial diagnosis.

Or having your location publicly broadcast anytime you do anything (which is invasive and can should be avoided).

They often went on to have other tests, some of which were invasive and involved major surgery, like removal of a lobe of the lung.

For some women, such noninvasive testing could be an alternative to amniocentesis or C.V.S., which are invasive procedures that carry a slight risk of inducing a miscarriage.

The attacks are divided into two classes which are invasive attacks and noninvasive attacks [19].

At the furthest extreme, the mesenchymal phenotype, the result is cells which are invasive and resistant to apoptosis [11].

The resulting faunas were dominated by relatively few broadly adapted generalist species, most of which were invasive taxa.