Researchers lacked data to distinguish all invasive IVF treatments from less invasive alternatives.
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Average annual salary: $239,690 Number of people employed in New York: 1,740 What they do, according to O*NET: Physicians who treat diseases, injuries, and deformities by invasive, minimally-invasive, or non-invasive surgical methods.
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In the years since, a number of invasive species fundamentally altered the lake's ecosystem, including: 1800-1900: Invasive sea lamprey enter the lake.
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"There is widespread recognition that invasive annual grasses and wildland fire are the most crucial threats to the sagebrush ecosystem, yet invasive annual grass management is not funded at a level to be effective in breaking the invasive annual grass/fire cycle," the report said.
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What they're saying: Laurence recommends a bolder approach to combating invasive species along the BRI corridors, noting that invasive species cost trillions in damage worldwide per year.
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This year, an estimated 300,000 new cases of invasive and non-invasive breast cancer will be diagnosed and approximately 40,000 are expected to die from the disease.
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The researchers focused on five common procedures: partial mastectomies with or without lymph node removal, minimally invasive gallbladder removal, and either open or minimally invasive hernia repair.
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Of that group, 510 were invasive to at least one region in the world, and 35 of them belonged to the IUCN's list of 100 worst invasive species.
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It's no wonder that invasive species are considered a big threat to wildlife, and none more so than the one species invasive on six out of seven continents: us.
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These included 1,310 men who had minimally invasive robot-assisted procedures, 427 who had other minimally invasive operations and 183 who had surgery involving an incision through the abdominal wall.
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What they do,according to O*NET: Physicians who treat diseases, injuries, and deformities by invasive, minimally invasive, or noninvasive surgical methods, such as using instruments, appliances, or by manual manipulation.
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" The American Heart Association calls the procedure "minimally invasive.
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Most invasive weed management programs tackle less than 10 percent of the infested areas while the annual rate at which the invasive plants spread is 15 to 35 percent, the report noted.
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During the study, 269,274 women, or about 280%, were diagnosed with invasive breast cancer and 290,23 women, less than 22%, were diagnosed with pre-invasive malignancies known as ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS).
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Just recently, the Trump administration said it was disbanding the Interior Department's Invasive Species Advisory Committee, which had coordinated the federal government's efforts at controlling pythons and other invasive species plaguing the nation.
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That last bit sounds a bit invasive on user privacy.
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With quicker and less invasive treatments, recovery times would fall.
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The field quickly branches into two approaches: invasive and noninvasive.
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Online advertising has become more invasive than ever, and Sen.
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Online advertising has never been more invasive or more inescapable.
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Apple is far less invasive about tracking your streaming habits.
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The second one is: submit to extremely invasive content monitoring.
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Watson was an outspoken opponent of the invasive Fappening leaks.
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This therapy, encouragingly, is neither invasive nor intensive nor costly.
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We're working a lot on things like minimally invasive surgery.
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Similar DNA advancements can provide early detection of invasive species.
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We all want to keep dangerous invasive species under control.
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Others disliked the use of herbicides to remove invasive species.
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It's very invasive for that to have happened to them.
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Other factors include pollution, invasive species, hunting and climate change.
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As several reviews have noted, the show's soundtrack is invasive.
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"And hopefully science can make it less invasive," he added.
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This kind of invasive infection must be treated with antibiotics.
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"It was so invasive," she said of the threatening encounter.
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How does such a regime permit invasive, anytime, anywhere inspections?
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It's clear Facebook wants this to feel helpful, not invasive.
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King crab is an invasive species too, but it's delicious.
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In another, more salient way, it's completely invasive and inappropriate.
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"These are permanent or semipermanent invasive procedures here," he says.
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A biopsy revealed I had a grade 21990 invasive carcinoma.
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A second study also found problems with minimally invasive surgery.
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"People are trying to avoid invasive surgery," Mr. Hellickson said.
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It is highly invasive and a threat to the ecosystem.
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By definition, Asiatic dayflower is invasive, which somehow seems unfair.
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Go deeper: Satellites are helping track invasive species on Earth
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But more invasive interventions can cost a lot of money.
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The seats had a deep recline but nothing too invasive.
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It was incredibly invasive and I felt like a criminal.
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"I just felt like it was so invasive," he recalled.
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Was kudzu in Mississippi the way to represent invasive species?
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Warmer water temperatures will encourage the growth of invasive species.
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Because it's considered invasive and therefore plentiful, Ms. Zurkow reasoned.
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Luckily, Watson's approach to this is participatory rather than invasive.
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Fun fact: It's considered an invasive species in the States.
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New Zealand is trying to kill millions of invasive mammals.
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"Overseas cyber operations will be unilateral and invasive," Ghappour wrote.
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RCMRD is working to map infestations of invasive species in Kenya and has partnered with Laikipia Wildlife Forum, Northern Range Trust and The World Agroforestry Center to develop a smartphone app, Invasive Species Mapper.
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While about 80 percent of breast cancer are diagnosed in the invasive state, about 20 percent are non-invasive, just confined to the ducts of the mammary glands, so-called ductal carcinoma in situ.
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In one study on invasive species, an Indiana couple was wandering around their forest and moaning about the amount of invasive multiflora rose on their land, despite their best efforts to get rid of it.
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While the general public recognizes breast cancer as a single disease, many don't realize that there are more than ten different types of breast cancer diagnoses, including non-invasive, invasive, recurrent, and metastatic breast cancers.
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Non-invasive devices are most likely to be widely taken up.
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It has a fungal element to it, and it is invasive.
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Others have long pursued less invasive options, also without much success.
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They used 8 feet of sand and removed invasive exotic species.
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But for many it's preferable to a lengthy, invasive criminal inquiry.
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At worst, it's a highly invasive and targeted form of surveillance.
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Around the world, invasive governments have particularly threatened people's digital privacy.
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TeenSafe, by the way, is an incredibly creepy and invasive service.
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It's a really non-invasive procedure, and I thought 'Why not?
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These less invasive procedures can be especially useful in sensitive situations.
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It's not invasive; we usually send patients home the same day.
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Chang thinks advances in less-invasive tests could change that conversation.
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DCIS is the most common type of non-invasive breast cancer.
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The top five minimally invasive procedures were the same in 2015.
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The Health Nucleus adds yet more data using non-invasive tests.
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Fortnite's model, too, allows for these kinds of otherwise invasive changes.
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The two argued the burn was to stop an invasive species.
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We're more focused on — I think completely focused on non-invasive.
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Becoming accustomed to royal life is invasive in its own way.
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Now there is evidence of invasive cancer on my tongue too.
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So it's impossible that the interface will be completely non-invasive.
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This often leads to less invasive, less intensive treatments, they say.
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Concerningly, the contract is also invasive from a consumer privacy standpoint.
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We've had visits to the Ob/Gyn that were less invasive.
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McCain has had non-invasive melanomas removed at least three times.
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Invasive surveillance is bad because… it's really good at catching murderers?
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"I admire that, but egg retrieval is invasive," the doctor says.
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A baby with the non-invasive EEG cap on its head.
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H. woodii faces threats from invasive plants, animals and rock slides.
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All are heavily festooned with moving, blinking, and highly invasive ads.
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He also argues that the threat of invasive species is overdone.
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From a privacy standpoint, it feels a little freaky and invasive.
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Especially when new invasive technologies are being deployed against vulnerable people.
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Her body healing from invasive surgeries and months of exhausting chemotherapy.
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We have to stop the spread of invasive species and disease.
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Why this needed external confirmation from an invasive stranger remains unexplained.
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It allows for less invasive procedures and doesn't require a sternotomy.
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After being subjected to invasive tests, injections, IVs, feeding tubes, etc.
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Sequenom, which involved a non-invasive DNA test for fetal abnormalities.
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"It's becoming the new normal," Linares says of invasive free apps.
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I whole-heartedly support extirpating, humanely of course, this invasive species.
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One iguana meatball, cockroach, and invasive, venomous fish at a time.
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Instead, she got handed the list of invasive species to remove.
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They were asked invasive questions about their relationships and sexual preferences.
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"Embalming is invasive and violent, and so is fire," he said.
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Kanye knows how to shield his kids from invasive paparazzi flare.
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Approximately 246,660 women are diagnosed with invasive breast cancer every year.
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What we're doing is adding minimally invasive tissue sampling: liver, lung.
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In Fresno, they are an invasive species that arrived in 2013.
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But for invasive technologies, commercialisation will initially depend on therapeutic applications.
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The system is non-invasive and does not damage the merchandise.
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Live camera feeds were used to detect invasive weeds or disease.
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The reason less-invasive surgery is less safe remains a mystery.
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Stop any invasive questions about peoples' bodies that you may have.
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The most invasive initial test is the 24-hour urine collection.
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All I knew was that it was unnatural, invasive, and expensive.
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Much of this is due to disease and predatory invasive species.
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Europe is currently is being attacked by an invasive alien species.
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I need her to be reliable and approachable, but not invasive.
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Is there a relatively safe platform, or are they all invasive?
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Since then, its adjectival form has spread like an invasive species.
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What we're reading: This piece in The Atlantic about invasive earthworms.
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Cologuard is a non-invasive stool DNA screening test colorectal cancer.
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Are they an invasive species or part of the native ecosystem?
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What we're reading: This piece in The Atlantic about invasive earthworms.
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Researchers have now identified their killers: an invasive band of parakeets.
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Astronomers said on Monday that they had identified another invasive asteroid.
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It's less invasive than the crossbow method, and way more fun.
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This kind of invasive surveillance is growing at an astonishing rate.
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Google has been experimenting with less invasive prompts since last year.
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Your in-laws asked invasive questions or give unsolicited advice constantly.
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A woman approached them and began asking invasive questions about Trump.
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No voluminous forms to fill out or invasive questions to answer.
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The overall budget for invasive species control is about $5.5 million.
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Technological advances, especially in loudspeaker design, have increased sound's invasive powers.
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The sensors are picking up more salt and more invasive snails?
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To me it was as invasive as the Hulk Hogan tape.
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"At M.D. Anderson, we have completely stopped performing minimally invasive surgery for cervical cancer," said Dr. Pedro T. Ramirez, a leading expert in minimally invasive surgery for gynecologic cancers, and the lead author of one study.
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"Current efforts to prevent the importation, establishment, expansion, and impact of invasive species are insufficient to protect the United States from a continuous stream of invasive species, ranging from pathogens, bacteria, plants, and animals," they added.
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The bees face a variety of threats including "feral pigs, invasive ants, loss of native habitat due to invasive plants, fire, as well as development, especially in some for the coastal areas," Jepson told The Associated Press.
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Much of the research to come will be shaped in part by the fact that invasive research, such as implanting sensors inside of somebody's brain, can yield more accurate data on neural activity than non-invasive ones.
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Many have responded to this device by calling it creepy and invasive.
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Needless to say, this is far easier and less invasive than surgery.
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In my daily life, I've encountered humiliating and invasive questioning and treatment.
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Green Iguanas are listed as an invasive species on the FWC's website.
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Richards is skeptical of any company promising advancements that require invasive surgery.
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"Thankfully most of the biopsies are not of invasive melanoma," said Elmore.
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And there are plenty of weirder, more invasive volunteer research gigs elsewhere.
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Another option is implantable devices, like Medtronic's Linq, but these are invasive.
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That means making sure incoming boats or airplanes aren't transporting invasive species.
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Eucalyptus trees are an invasive species in California and are notoriously flammable.
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Charlie requires invasive ventilation to breathe and cannot see, hear or swallow.
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Fame is invasive by nature, and 99% of the time, that's fine.
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Khloé Kardashian knows better than most how invasive the paparazzi can be.
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And invasive introduced species, like those Polynesian rats, can drive natives extinct.
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In some areas, native plants are added and invasive species are removed.
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But invasive species like green crabs are coming in and wreaking havoc.
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It is important to note the difference between exotic and invasive species.
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He can't focus on anything without invasive thoughts telling him he's garbage.
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That'd be great, except who would volunteer for such an invasive procedure?
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Most engines have been stripped of invasive fluids and no longer run.
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There was this sense of, how do I connect without being invasive?
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Almost 20153,000 new cases of invasive cervical cancer will also be diagnosed.
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These stops are invasive and anxiety producing for me, a white person.
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Several travelers have complained about border agents' invasive searches in recent years.
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Fortunately, no other panel involved plastic surgery — no matter how non-invasive.
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It was only 250 by 270 centimeters — barely invasive, stage 237 (A).
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Some protesters found photos posted to reporters' Twitter accounts retraumatizing and invasive.
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S. persons only by being even more privacy invasive and overly cautious.
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An invasive device holds two advantages over noninvasive methods, Dr. Ramsey said.
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Testing can lead to anxiety, invasive follow-up procedures and harsh treatments.
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The invasive procedures incur high risk but are required to sustain life.
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Doctors always ask before invasive procedures and surgeries about illicit drug use.
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No ketchup, mustard, barbecue sauce or other invasive condiments are on hand.
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CRAIG VENTER: No, contrast is -- JOE KERNEN: But it's much more invasive?
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The microbiota in the healthy poop then fight off the invasive bacteria.
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Invasive species like Asian carp could be eradicated from habitats they've invaded.
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Something so seemingly easy and non-invasive that administered such powerful results?
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It wasn't invasive, she says, but the treatment plan was a mastectomy.
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There are twists on the financial incentives to wipe out invasive species.
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Both Phillpotts and Jackson underwent minimally invasive procedures that corrected the leak.
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Most Chinese women use sanitary pads because they believe tampons are invasive.
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But will anyone bother paying for what seems like an invasive service?
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The problem with policing the online sale of invasive species is twofold.
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He flooded every cable, Roku, and YouTube channel with increasingly invasive ads.
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Non-invasive ventilation would be used to treat this sort of failure.
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The invasive species can breathe on land and crawl like a snake.
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Minimally invasive surgery speeds recovery and reduces the length of hospital stays.
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Putin has watered this invasive species for much of the past decade.
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Using this invasive technology at schools amounts to unethical experimentation on youth.
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Green iguanas are an invasive species to Florida, introduced by pet owners.
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Like almost all of Hawaii's native wildlife, they're vulnerable to invasive species.
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Fish Cannons, Koi Herpes and Other Tools to Combat Invasive Carp 46.
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I didn't want to have IVF because it's such an invasive procedure.
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The results are resoundingly clear: Drug testing is costly, invasive and ineffective.
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One less-invasive procedure is called transcatheter aortic valve replacement or TAVR.
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"He has been discredited for years because he's so invasive," he said.
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And Mediterranean fruit flies, an invasive pest, can devastate the citrus industry.
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Some may eventually disrupt pre-existing ecosystems, raising concerns over invasive species.
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When you look closely, privacy policies in general can feel terribly invasive.
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Testing can lead to anxiety, invasive follow-up procedures and harsh treatments.
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Front Burner Indulging in green crabs will help fight the invasive species.
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Since laparoscopy is an invasive surgery, many women go undiagnosed for years.
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Security is less invasive; many train stations don't even have metal detectors.
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Should we all get non-invasive brain stimulation to address our prejudices?
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The report, "Wildfire and Invasive Plant Species in the Sagebrush Biome," is an update to the 2013 "Gap Analysis Report" produced by the Western Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies&apos multi-agency Wildfire and Invasive Species Working Group.
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Airport security pat-downs are about to become so invasive cops have been told to expect 911 calls Airport security pat-downs are about to become so invasive cops have been told to expect 911 calls The TSA is instituting new regulations for airport security pat-downs, and the techniques are reportedly so invasive that the agency preemptively warned local police to expect calls from concerned travelers.
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" It's also looking for a Neural Imaging Engineer who will be "focused on developing novel non-invasive neuroimaging technologies" who will "Design and evaluate novel neural imaging methods based on optical, RF, ultrasound, or other entirely non-invasive approaches.
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Over the past decade, the population of this invasive lizard has absolutely exploded.
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The long-term goal was to launch a commercial device that wasn't invasive.
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Indeed, measures to keep a patient alive are often invasive, painful, and costly.
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This study was roundly condemned as invasive, but it is not so unusual.
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Not just because it's extremely invasive but because it systematically ignores users' rights.
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Invasive American minks are hellbent on wiping out the beloved vole in Scotland.
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Fur from destructive invasive species can actually benefit the environment and other animals.
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Transplants are nothing like routine IVF, which is already considered expensive and invasive.
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HeartWare is a provider of technologies related to less invasive heart failure treatment.
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Another underwent an experimental, highly invasive, and botched surgery by a military doctor.
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But implantation might be less invasive than cutting open the skull and scalp.
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CSIRO calls carp the "most invasive and damaging pests" of Australia's freshwater ecosystems.
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"Watching Fortnite 'go mobile' has allowed it to become almost invasive," he said.
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The Ethiopian intelligence apparatus is one of the most invasive in the world.
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Let's say that it's a new and rather invasive advance in biometric sensing.
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Maybe it's forming against your will, but it's there nonetheless, insidious and invasive.
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Countless others receive no meaningful relief after painful accidents, burns, or invasive surgery.
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Possible causes include invasive species, excessive heat, drought, and loss of soil fertility.Extinction.
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While the first procedure had been minimally invasive, the second was more severe.
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That could mean years of "invasive investigations" or limitations on products, he said.
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The whole world knows that Turkey is not acting with an invasive mind.
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The group formalized as the Genetic Biocontrol of Invasive Rodents program, or GBIRd.
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Innovators have even developed fish passages that automatically extract invasive fish from streams.
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A changing environment makes them more susceptible to one existential threat: invasive species.
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Snatching random browsing data would be invasive and weird, with very little benefit.
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"I think you see that trends across all minimally invasive procedures," Golas said.
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The red imported fire ant is one of the world's most invasive species.
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Some, however, don't see this as an invasive and unwanted meddling from Uber.
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Much of that growth is in minimally invasive procedures like Botox or fillers.
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Next, the modified embryos are implanted via an invasive surgery into surrogate dogs.
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The Argentine ant is one of the most successful invasive creatures on Earth.
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Researchers also are exploring ways to create a non-invasive form of DBS.
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From the spillway's right side gushed violent whitewater and invasive Asian jumping carp.
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Invasive, Chuck Wendig Chuck Wendig isn't just writing Star Wars novels these days.
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Gustavo Antonioni, who heads up an entertainment company, also finds wearables too invasive.
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Your paintings are often rooted in scientific issues — climate change, extinction, invasive species.
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Non-invasive tools have captured the imagination, but haven't seen much success yet.
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Thus, the introduction of an invasive species in a new habitat is worrying.
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Some perform invasive, vaginal ultrasounds without a medical purpose, solely to manipulate women.
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Never ask an invasive question like "So who's the man in your relationship?"
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Then, the body mounts an immune response to the invasive substance, prompting pneumonia.
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These bees face many threats, including habitat destruction, invasive species, and natural disasters.
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The company's products help doctors do minimally invasive procedures to remove blood clots.
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Dr. Dubin, 32, is a fellow in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery at Columbia.
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A virtual screen in the operating theatre shows details of the invasive procedure.
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Is there something invasive about their fun festival outing being collected as data?
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So you'd like to do it a very systematic and minimally invasive fashion.
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This week, Mayor Libby Schaaf ordered the question be dropped as excessively invasive.
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Meanwhile, the rate of finding small ("invasive") tumors has increased by 30 percent.
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The situation tends to underscore how invasive people can be regarding women's bodies.
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The scanner may eventually help diagnose cancers and blood diseases without invasive surgery.
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The nation is waging a battle to eradicate all invasive predators by 2050.
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A less invasive procedure mends a heart valve just as effectively, scientists said.
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Because of those sweepingly invasive capabilities, Israel classifies the spyware as a weapon.
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It's made from green crabs, an invasive species that threatens New England's shellfish.
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Invasive trees can create a canopy of foliage, depriving other species of sunlight.
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At times, such questions were criticized in New Zealand as invasive or gendered.
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Whoever said looks don't matter never considered the voracious beauty of invasive species.
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Researchers are looking for faster and less invasive ways to maintain the fences.
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The end of Massimo's diagnostic odyssey also meant doctors could stop invasive testing.
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It is an invasive pest with a voracious appetite and remarkable reproductive talents.
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Vice obtained a copy of the contract, and the terms sound extremely invasive.
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A recent drought and an infestation of armyworms, an invasive species, devastated crops.
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Robocallers can make random calls to you throughout the day, which is invasive.
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She was said to oscillate, as a mother, between neglect and invasive closeness.
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It's non-invasive, we're told, and only took about an hour to complete.
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He likens it to other medical technologies like transplantation and minimally invasive surgery.
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Chest X-rays have shown invasive lesions of both lungs, the WHO said.
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And the invasive show does certainly create entertainment out of vulnerable people's heartbreak.
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Ballast water has been blamed for some of the worst invasive species cases.
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"It's a big jump to go to a big invasive procedure," he said.
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A fire-prone invasive grass species called cheatgrass is rapidly replacing sage brush.
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The property had come cheap, thanks to a large stand of invasive bamboo.
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The property had come cheap, thanks to a large stand of invasive bamboo.
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The tribes also fear this invasive activity can contaminate both land and water.
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Côté told Nunatsiaq Online that older GPS collars were heavier and more invasive.
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Green iguanas are not native to Florida and are considered an invasive species.
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"It is difficult to pinpoint what causes complications after these invasive procedures because they include a large list of conditions, and also invasive procedures include a wide variety of diagnostic procedures from needle biopsy to thoracic surgery," Shih said by email.
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The AI system was better at identifying "invasive" cancers that had expanded into general breast tissue, while radiologists were equally good at seeing invasive cancers and cancers "in situ," meaning a cancer that remained within the milk duct where it originated.
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Cate was looking for non-invasive anti-aging treatments to play her character [Lou].
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Before it gets to that point, however, it's worth trying some less invasive approaches.
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The idea with the contacts is that they are less invasive than blood tests.
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These methods can be as invasive as ultrasonic tracking via TV speakers and microphones.
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It's easy for a well-intentioned post to come off as creepy or invasive.
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It is non-invasive, does not require anesthesia, and there is no recovery period.
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But as is the case with some invasive species, people became attached to them.
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This is a reliable, non-invasive test and is extremely exciting for the future.
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The species is invasive in Florida and is native to South and Southeast Asia.
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The messaging around Botox and other so-called "minimally invasive" injectables has shifted lately.
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While sextortion is an invasive violation, it is not currently considered a sex crime.
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I was asked invasive personal questions that had nothing to do with my healthcare.
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The CDC estimates that more than 80,000 invasive MRSA infections occurred nationwide in 2011.
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Aggregate data can still be invasive, as modern web advertising demonstrates over and over.
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The fish appeared to be grass carp, not the invasive species silver carp, NOLA.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection meticulously groom the imports for invasive bugs or species.
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In fact, existing egg-preservation techniques are expensive, invasive, often ineffective—and regularly oversold.
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However, anyone who spots the plant is asked to submit an invasive species report.
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Privacy advocates have long criticized mobile app permissions as being both invasive and opaque.
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So you'd like to do it in a very systematic and minimally invasive fashion.
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The team said McGary previously had two similar procedures, which are considered minimally invasive.
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A moment of prolonged eye contact can feel invasive if not done with love.
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Should she really have invasive elective surgery solely for someone else's peace of mind?
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Women were usually enrolled within two months of being diagnosed with invasive breast cancer.
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So it tries to make sure the process is minimally invasive and totally transparent.
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Others are looking at invasive approaches that do not involve drilling through the skull.
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What It Is: Velashape III, a non-invasive cellulite reducing and body contouring treatment.
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Invasive surgery followed, but the time apart from his herd made him an outcast.
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"The large number of extinctions invasive predators have contributed to was shocking," Doherty said.
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Meet infrared thermography, a non-invasive way to visualize changes to body surface temperature.
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Patients are attached to tubes and machines and subjected to too many invasive procedures.
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The negative side is that it is boring to create and invasive to receive.
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Yet barristers argue that such invasive cases require skilled legal experts on all sides.
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Populations of native birds, fish, and reptiles have declined precipitously; invasive species are rampant.
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The hospital process was expensive and invasive all for it to lead to nothing.
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Like A Step Forward, it's so frank and intimate as to almost feel invasive.
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The very early cancer, what we call micro-invasive cancer, is 99 percent curable.
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Facebook needed to bypass Apple's usual policies because its Research app is particularly invasive.
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Soon after, they developed an invasive infection caused by multidrug-resistant Escherichia coli (E.coli).
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Does this mean that Instagram is about to be awful and invasive as well?
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I had to have a very invasive surgery, and I wasn't fit or healthy.
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The potential here for non-invasive surgery without the need for anesthesia is huge.
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Facebook is invasive enough, would you really want to invite it into your home?
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Certain invasive procedures, like liposuction, are showing a year-over-year increase as well.
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Fourteen years later, Mexico declared monk parakeets, commonly kept as pets, an invasive species.
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"Even with minimally invasive techniques, complication rates have not really decreased," said Dr. Kim.
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The damselfish is invasive, but it's very small and you really can't eat it.
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Liquid biopsies — unlike traditional biopsies involving invasive surgery — rely on an ordinary blood draw.
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The CDD claims they do all of this in wildly insecure and invasive ways.
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But some communities practice less invasive rituals such as pricking or nicking the clitoris.
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But overexploitation, invasive predators, and climate change are continuously knocking out the critters here.
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Interaction could also include Direct Messaging, I guess, though that feels a bit invasive.
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And this new meme is, ironically, making Shen Yun even more ubiquitous and invasive.
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Campaigns are too long, the process is too invasive, the discourse is too frivolous.
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The study's subjects — who were being prepped for epilepsy surgery — used highly invasive implants.
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In Hungary, rabbits are themselves an invasive species, brought from Iberia in Roman times.
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Their bodies are living crime scenes, and collecting evidence from them is necessarily invasive.
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Like most invasive species, these snakes are putting pressure on an already delicate ecosystem.
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A later presentation discussed capillary collection devices, which are less invasive than venous sampling.
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The species is considered invasive to the region and is killing off indigenous animals.
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This means anything from removing trees to improve forest health to eradicating invasive species.
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"Roads are certainly a corridor for invasive species," said Dr. Fusco, the study author.
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Republicans fear an invasive law could give too much power to zealous federal regulators.
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Instead, take a photo and call Florida's invasive species hotline: 1-888-IVE-GOT1.
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Civil liberties advocates denounced the searches as an invasive overstep that creates psychological trauma.
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"It's one of the best, non-invasive procedures," Grasso tells PEOPLE with Staub's permission.
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McAleenan—on behalf of 11 travelers who faced invasive digital searches at the border.
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Nowadays, treating labral tears and the FAI through minimally invasive surgery can be curative.
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This is invasive and often done only once in the course of the disease.
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This parasite is not the first invasive species to disrupt life on the river.
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Repeated visits to several doctors were made, and a battery of invasive tests conducted.
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Using her email address as contact information, she said, seems less invasive and risky.
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And like most invasive species, it has no predators in its newly acquired territories.
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Causes can include pollution, invasive species, low tides and significant changes in water temperature.
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Eradicating most invasive species is virtually impossible in an era of globalization, they note.
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But maybe a minimally invasive, robotic surgery—the types of procedures Teixeira normally does.
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Yet animals and plants, both natural and invasive, live amid the decay and revitalization.
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Either way, it feels invasive—an unsettling reminder of the penetrative properties of sound.
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Other options include the Falope ring and the controversial, though less invasive, device Essure.
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Invasive species are the second biggest driver of extinction worldwide, according to the IUCN.
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But the populations have been decimated by invasive species, including rats, and habitat destruction.
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When minimally invasive surgery is performed, the uterus is removed intact through the vagina.
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But this is arguably the most powerful -- and most invasive -- tool deployed to date.
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More than 2102,21980 of the invasive species are believed to have colonized the Everglades.
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More than 100,000 of the invasive species are believed to have colonized the Everglades.
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Other patients have had to turn to invasive and dangerous treatments, like spinal injections.
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Some types of invasive earthworms also burrow into mineral soil and seal carbon there.
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They disrupt native vegetation and make it easier for invasive plants to take hold.
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The southern part has long sustained heavy damage from tourism, pollution, and invasive species.
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Waste from penguin colonies then nourishes those invasive species, which consist mostly of grasses.
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A blanket contempt for invasive species carries an uncomfortable whiff of anti-immigrant sentiment.
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But while the brows grew out, an invasive apprehension moved into my nervous system.
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Such measures have revived longstanding complaints about the government's invasive control over women's bodies.
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" Rankin called the information stored and analyzed on these servers "deeply, deeply invasive information.
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But it's actually a non-invasive approach to converting an aircraft to autonomous flight.
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The invasive species can't handle cold temperatures very well because they are cold-blooded.
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We aren't giving up on protecting intersex people from non-consensual, invasive, dangerous surgery.
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Narrator: This minimally invasive method is supposed to cause less pain and discomfort, too.
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The USDA has urged hunters to target the hogs, which are an invasive species.
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But wildfires create opportunities for invasive species, too, and exacerbate ecological problems already underway.
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"We ask patients invasive questions all the time and we're supposed to," he said.
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During two years of increasingly invasive medical intervention, I saw not failure, only challenges.
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Surgical staplers cut and seal blood vessels and tissue, often during minimally invasive surgeries.
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With more people come more invasive species, which can outcompete local plants and animals.
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That search would be invasive no matter what, but these are people Martha knows.
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The devices are typically attached to tail feathers, though some require invasive implantation surgery.
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Oud has an overpowering scent, designed to protect the tree from the invasive bacteria.
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The southern part has long sustained heavy damage from tourism, pollution, and invasive species.
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It's a common biter in North America and a "bad guy" invasive species there.
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This time, the government isn't outsourcing pest control of one invasive species to another.
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In the United States, fish mint—or houttunynia cordata—is considered an invasive species.
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Mi Pay makes use of near field communication (NFC) technology and Xiaomi said its NFC-enabled smartphones were tested to withstand various invasive and non-invasive attacks to provide data protection and encryption, and made use of multiple authentication mechanisms including fingerprint scanning.
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In what sounds like a knock-out blow for highly invasive data-driven ads, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) concludes that systematic profiling of web users via invasive tracking technologies such as cookies is in breach of U.K. and pan-EU privacy laws.
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A noninvasive or minimally invasive blood glucose monitor is a kind of a holy grail.
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The puck glowed and cast green shadows onto a thinly sliced island of invasive lionfish.
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In New Zealand, the government is mulling using gene drives to wipe out invasive pests.
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BioCanCell's lead drug in development is BC-819 to treat non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer.
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It's a discovery which will help researchers figure out how to stop the invasive species.
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Although DCIS isn't life-threatening, doctors recommend treating it to prevent it from becoming invasive.
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Edwards Lifesciences makes devices that combat heart disease, including non-invasive heart valve replacement technology.
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It has a very strong and invasive flavor, and its texture is tender and earthy.
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Now, these invasive fish have been reported as far as 150 miles away in Canada.
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But as more invasive techniques are used, the chance of these risks will likely increase.
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While my experience felt invasive and paternalistic, I was still approved after a single appointment.
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Although conservative-therapy surgeries can successfully treat endometriosis, they are still invasive and costly procedures.
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It's also less invasive than "capture and collar" methods usually to identify animals for research.
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As an example, we said we wanted innovations in minimally-invasive procedures for heart disease.
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But it seems invasive to the victims to impose myself like some snuff-film viewer.
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Today, it's about $16 million, of which $3.23 million to $10 million are invasive species.
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Many women choose to take misoprostol because it is less invasive than the surgical options.
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We typically think about metadata in very invasive ways when it comes to personal privacy.
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It's not invasive at all, but more like blowing those serums straight into the skin.
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Bieler believes that T. vandyensis could be invasive, or non-native, to the Florida Keys.
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But whether or not the MyMe seems invasive, it violates basic norms about social interaction.
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A non-invasive electroencephalography (EEG) cap is for measuring brain activity on a study participant.
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Most robotic arm systems required a very complex and very invasive brain implant… until now.
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Both companies operate massive data collection operations, powering targeted advertising on an inherently invasive scale.
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Plymouth, Minnesota-based Entellus designs minimally invasive products for the treatment of various ENT diseases.
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Hunting and fishing pressure, pollution, invasive species, and disease also represent major threats to biodiversity.
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Extremely detailed imagery can help scientists hunt for and remove these and other invasive plants.
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His users have been demanding stricter privacy, more ephemerality, and less invasive services for years.
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Florida has been battling a number of invasive species, pests, and ecological disasters this year.
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They're friendly, she said, and their main concern is ensuring that invasive species stay contained.
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Exact Sciences' Cologuard device is a non-invasive fecal DNA screening test for colorectal cancer.
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Game Warden Tyler Howser said the pacu is considered an invasive species and was destroyed.
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But should these colorful colonies be celebrated or removed, given that the birds are invasive?
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Photo: Mark Baker (AP)Are these invasive cane toads waterlogged, or just really, really thirsty?
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Finding ways to protect endangered wildlife and manage these invasive species must be a priority.
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Additionally, the WILD Act instructs government agencies to implement strategic programs to control invasive species.
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I was told by the Department of the Environment that cats and dogs are invasive.
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The MFA subjects businesses to invasive audits by states where they have no physical presence.
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She alleges Faulk pulled out his genitals in front of her and asked invasive questions.
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It's also a more invasive, riskier act of disobedience, one with potentially dramatic economic consequences.
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Foreign species are defined as invasive when they cause the displacement of an endemic one.
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But any service member who underwent invasive surgery would be nondeployable until fully recuperated, too.
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But there are numerous exotic species, such as rainbow trout, which are not considered invasive.
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There is no species on earth so invasive, or so insidious, as the group text.
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Yet, invasive techniques are much harder to execute because of ethical, medial and practical concerns.
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Additionally, many are saying that the Android version is more invasive than the iOS version.
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In other words, they are adware, software designed to display unwanted and often invasive ads.
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There was but one invasive animal remaining, the toughest and hardiest creature of them all.
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We found the accuracy when compared to invasive blood pressure was up to 80 percent.
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What disturbed him most was just how invasive and "vicious" NSO's spyware proved to be.
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But that also makes them a target for invasive questions and even harassment, they said.
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"With any invasive species, once they're out there, the horse has already bolted," Tweedley explains.
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But this time, we follow the camera's invasive, zoomed-in focus on Becca's pained face.
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Data is captured using a simple, non-invasive retrofit sensor that monitors across machine types.
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Conversely, surgical sterilization entails a risky, stressful, painful, and highly invasive procedure on the animal.
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It has shown promising results in treating essential tremors without the need for invasive surgery.
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Even so, ensuring a supply of patients for experiments with invasive interfaces presents practical difficulties.
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Children with the defect usually endure three of the invasive surgeries to correct the ailment.
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They called the searches an invasive overstep of paternalistic police powers that leave psychological trauma.
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"They're not native to this area and they're an incredibly invasive species," the governor said.
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Instead of being invasive, just offer a helping hand and leave the conversation at "Congratulations."
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Her fear of people judging her circled her head in permutations that became increasingly invasive.
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The invasive species of this acron is about to be unleashed on the worldwide web.
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That currently requires a biopsy but researchers are working on less- or non-invasive methods.
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Though coffee was introduced to the Galapagos Islands in the 1860s, it isn't particularly invasive.
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But the surgery was unsuccessful, and required an immediate, invasive second surgery through her skull.
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Still, given the invasive nature of the experimental treatment, the authors caution its widespread use.
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Partway through the project, the board saw too many deaths in the minimally invasive group.
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Untreated sewage is still dumped into water, and an invasive hyacinth spreads along its shores.
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The government won't say if it's exploring the more invasive contact tracing for the future
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Some were in a critical condition, and a number had invasive lesions on both lungs.
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Is there no place we may be free of these invasive screens, these digital circuses?
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Together we decided on Essure because of its less invasive nature and shorter recovery time.
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If the power of loving touch is astounding, the power of invasive touch is horrific.
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Critique Quest describes the sound design choices that make Hellblade's malevolent forces feel physically invasive.
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There is no doubt that FISA powers of electronic surveillance are incredibly powerful and invasive.
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There, in high desert rangeland fringed with invasive mullein, a billboard stands with Shorean centrality.
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Just as important, though, is how you can banish these invasive thoughts from your mind.
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But for some natives, the plants are an invasive species that need to be destroyed.
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"At this time, nobody expected that they could become an aggressive invasive species," she said.
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Also, he said, a vasectomy is less invasive and easier to execute than female sterilization.
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They're considered an invasive species, and could eventually displace other animals like otters and manatees.
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In other words, it was hardly as invasive as the information collected by location beacons.
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Australia is lousy with cats, as the invasive felines have established themselves in all but .
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Government surveillance of U.S. citizens is strictly regulated because it's such an invasive privacy intrusion.
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There are now 200 million of them, and the bird is considered an invasive species.
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Self-induced abortions, even those managed with pills rather than invasive measures, are very dangerous.
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"Anyone with no invasive intention will find no reason to worry about this," she added.
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The washed up objects were found to carry 289 invasive species from the western Pacific.
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And add to that stress the potential to introduce invasive species as the area develops.
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Furthermore, many native species depend on the extreme temperatures to protect them from invasive species.
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Panels cut so far had focused on issues including invasive species and electric grid innovation.
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Privacy activists say the searches are invasive and violate Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches.
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The denudations look like cow paths cut through sage brush — invasive affronts on the landscape.
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Such treatments can be serious, including the use of blood thinners and invasive heart procedures.
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In 1991, only 900 cases of invasive breast cancer were diagnosed in men, Gao said.
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As far as modern data-tracking goes, however, things could be weirder and more invasive.
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The treatment functions as a non-invasive way to stem habits that can cause obesity.
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There are procedures that can correct these anomalies, though some are more invasive than others.
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For "Islands," I felt that invasive species and extinction on islands was a big one.
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And the more invasive, expensive, and drastic the placebo intervention, the greater the healing effect.
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I can see what people are up to, without being invasive on the Snap Maps.
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There are also the little gray men, who are particularly invasive and devoid of empathy.
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It's a plant native to Italy, but is now considered invasive in the United States.
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She explained that the practice in Indonesia was far less invasive than in other countries.
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The fibrous pattern of the tumor appears on invasive forms in several of Small's illustrations.
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"As far as being a damaging invasive species, it really depends on what the threatened resources are in the areas where you might get tegus," said Robert Reed, chief of the Invasive Species Science Branch at the U.S. Geological Survey, and another report co-author.
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Other users may experience the platform differently, and find the hate still present, just less invasive.
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The researchers used a non-invasive technique called x-ray fluorescent spectroscopy to analyze the painting.
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Since then, Sky has endured three open-heart surgeries and two invasive surgeries on her intestines.
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Invasive species led to the extinction of 13 species of island birds, according to the group.
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The non-invasive system could change the way clinicians diagnose sleep disorders and other health complications.
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Facebook users have long offered users the option to opt out of this particularly invasive feature.
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It took meeting with a second gynecologist to learn there were less expensive and invasive options.
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It's uncomfortable and can feel invasive, but it's a necessary step so be mentally prepared. 4.
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The endangered mammal needs protection from the invasive grey squirrels introduced in 1876 from North America.
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Other non-invasive screening methods test for intact tumor cells that are loose in the bloodstream.
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McCain was diagnosed with invasive melanoma in 2000, and has been regularly screened by his doctors.
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Some said they deleted their entire library photo library due to invasive monitoring from local authorities.
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It's also here that S-Town becomes both incredibly invasive — and incredibly rewarding despite that invasiveness.
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It is when probing his sexuality that the material becomes invasive in ways that are unsettling.
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Sure, the girls were asked wildly invasive questions about their weight, who they were dating, etc.
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Homeland Security leaders are also considering more invasive requirements, like demanding social media passwords from travelers.
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Plants and animals can hitch a ride on floodwaters, leading to the spread of invasive species.
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Though nearly 50 new invasive species were confirmed, Galápagos waters could be teeming with much more.
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The connected catheter is minimally invasive, and can be inserted or extracted in your own home.
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Fibroids within the cavity can be removed in a minimally-invasive surgical procedure called a hysteroscopy.
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But lifelogging produced reams of mostly useless footage, and Glass was maligned as invasive and creepy.
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At his least invasive, Meehan checked Newell's text messages while she was away from her phone.
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If it passes, it would be among the nation's most restrictive and invasive body camera policies.
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He was diagnosed with invasive melanoma in 2000, and has been regularly screened by his doctors.
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And despite being slow and invasive, the TSA doesn't have a great record at catching threats.
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"We'll collectively raise the Internet's privacy grade, ending the widespread use of invasive tracking," writes Weinberg.
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"It's the most invasive, obnoxious thing," Taylor Lorenz, a technology writer for the Atlantic, told me.
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So this is the most efficient and least invasive way of being able to do it.
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The partnership involved machine learning to quickly map and detect invasive species, even in mixed forests.
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But our threat comes from an invasive, brainwashed "culture," not from our own kith and kin.
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Though we can't remove invasive species, we do have the engineering expertise to stem the migration.
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Big Tech will never change its invasive and anticompetitive ways until change is forced on them.
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They focused on patients with invasive malignancies and their 10 most common causes of cancer deaths.
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What do we do when an invasive species starts to do some good in an ecosystem?
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Beyond the invasive profiling, there are other features of online canvassing that have got people worried.
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He was diagnosed with invasive melanoma in 2000, and has been regularly screened by his doctors.
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Their methods verge on criminal stalking, dangerous car chases, and deeply invasive photographs of private moments.
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Process of EliminationFor decades conservationists have used medieval methods for eradicating invasive island predators like rats.
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Eastern forests are threatened by habitat loss and invasive species, not a lack of passenger pigeons.
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"Vasalgel sounds like it will be reversible and would involve much less invasive surgery," he says.
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The coverage of their rift has been invasive and gossipy, rarely offering much nuance or empathy.
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Scientists like Justine are worried about the effects these invasive species can have on local critters.
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The document said that the invasive ventilation Charlie required was only provided in a hospital setting.
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Section 702 is the legal justification for many of the NSA's most invasive programs, including PRISM.
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Per the study, younger viewers are willing to pay more on average to avoid invasive ads.
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Media reports suggest Apple is aggressively pursuing the creation of a non-invasive blood glucose monitor.
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About 12 percent of women in the U.S. will develop invasive breast cancer in their lifetimes.
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Their findings suggest that the invasive toad is likely a ticking time bomb for Madagascar biodiversity.
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Nor do they have the capacity to adequately remove invasive plants to conserve precious water resources.
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My doctor told me I'd need a colposcopy — an invasive procedure to test for precancerous cells.
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Invasive species, which had been unwisely introduced to the island, wiped out most of the species.
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Depending on the location of your fibroids, the procedure may be done with minimally invasive techniques.
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That is, how do you make them stylish and not so invasive when used in public?
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Their job: To eat invasive plants on a difficult-to-reach bluff along the Mississippi River.
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Despite the invasive surgeries, Thibault says the family has been adjusting well to life with Halle.
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They're small, wireless, non-invasive earbuds that make for the perfect companion to your new iPhone.
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In Spike Jones' Her we were faced with the a rare positive depiction of invasive technology.
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The interface could require surgical implants unless a less-invasive connection to the brain is developed.
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Sounds magical, but Boston-based Allurion has created the only non-invasive gastric balloon for obesity.
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Earlier this week, Winter reportedly went on a rant about how invasive the paparazzi can be.
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In some cases, the ships have transported them to new ranges where they become invasive species.
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Now, the bigger question: Has our culture reached its limit with the invasive and the tawdry?
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Scientists are warning of a surprisingly invasive species you may be familiar with — from your aquarium.
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Narrator: Lip blushing is valued for being less invasive and lower maintenance than traditional lip fillers.
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Career experts advised employees never to ask a woman the baby's gender or other invasive questions.
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Some comments, like asking the baby's gender, might seem well intentioned but come across as invasive.
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He called out an interviewer for asking him invasive questions that he wasn't OK with answering.
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I don't want to describe the details but the clinical treatment was invasive, painful and depressing.
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Invasive insect species that lay eggs almost exclusively travel via wooden pallets and live plant trade.
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There's a reason bed bug exterminators use steam to eradicate the invasive species from your home.
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Does this new approach take us down a dark path of invasive, ever-present biometric surveillance?
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Before minimally-invasive treatment became widely adopted, survival times for women with cervical cancer were improving.
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According to researchers, this method could also be applied to non-invasive heart monitoring and diagnostics.
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An unexpected bulge below a dress alerts TSA agents to an "anomaly" that requires invasive inspection.
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Patients typically have to choose between an aggressive, invasive procedure or one that is incredibly expensive.
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It's not clear why the alewife went away: maybe invasive zebra mussels ate the alewife's food.
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Originating in the milk ducts, DCIS is the most common form of non-invasive breast cancer.
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It's ultimately dangerous to just throw in this invasive species and hope that it works out.
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"There's no device to monitor energy intake" in an accurate and non-invasive way, he said.
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Invasive mice and rats have devastated the U.K. island of South Georgia since the late 21775s.
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Invasive mice and rats have devastated the U.K. island of South Georgia since the late 1700s.
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But with the inevitable emergence of wearable technology, the prospect of more invasive interruptions seems inevitable.
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But it's easier and less invasive to rule out men's fertility issues, so they're tested first.
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For other people, it's just this social media thing that sometimes feels really invasive, and annoying.
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It's like kudzu, an invasive species of weed that chokes the life out of native plants.
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Their mission was to clear out invasive species — but only on one side of the path.
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I felt like cattle being poked and prodded on a daily basis and undergoing invasive procedures.
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Sift's omniscience might feel invasive, as if consumers were pledging loyalty at the expense of privacy.
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It is the invasive YouTube advert reimagined slap-bang in the middle of a dance album.
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He was found to have invasive ductal carcinoma, a type of breast cancer, in early 2018.
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Intersex people may have ambiguous genitalia that trigger alarms and require invasive pat-downs every time.
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Invasive species, air pollution from nearby cities and increasing fire risk could be also contributing factors.
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Five years ago, Ms. Kim learned she had invasive ovarian cancer and was treated with chemotherapy.
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We might be able to save honeybees from viruses transmitted by invasive parasites without chemical treatment.
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Warmer winters and drier summers had sent invasive insects and diseases marching northward, killing the trees.
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Undervalued flora — the wild dandelion, the invasive knotweed, the stinging nettle — are now taking center stage.
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He came into the family like an invasive parasite, killed it, and inhabited its dead body.
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People in Senegal are turning an invasive weed called Typha into a source of clean energy.
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One of the downsides of fame includes dealing with invasive paparazzi and the loss of privacy.
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Even in this deadlocked Congress there is growing bipartisan support to rein in this invasive surveillance.
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Wildlife officials in Kentucky used "electrofishing equipment" to jolt invasive fish species out of the water.
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But taking on the identity of others, appropriating what is theirs, is invasive and frequently violent.
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The healing benefits are the same too, though acupressure is less powerful than the invasive option.
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The men were subjected to humiliating and often painfully invasive tests and experiments including spinal taps.
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A. New York State bans two varieties of invasive bamboo — golden bamboo and yellow groove bamboo.
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About one in eight women in the U.S. will develop the invasive disease during their lives.
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And then in 284, Ms. Davis, a former lawyer for CBS, learned she had invasive cancer.
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But that isolation has also left it vulnerable to threats like invasive species and environmental changes.
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Americans spent more than $16.5 billion on cosmetic plastic surgery and minimally invasive procedures in 2018.
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It often requires buying farmland and painstakingly regrowing forests, keeping out invasive grasses and preventing fires.
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Disbanding the NISC [National Invasive Species Council] when we face such an imminent threat is imprudent.
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John Paul II condemned the increasingly "intrusive, even invasive, character of the logic of the market".
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Still, it's a non-invasive approach option that is becoming more widely available and more affordable.
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So what is unique about minimally invasive surgery that could increase the risk of cancer recurrence?
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The valve used in the new surgery was a less-invasive catheter valve replacement, he said.
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During the minimally invasive procedure, lasers are used to reshape a tiny part of the cornea.
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Feral pigs are widely considered to be the most destructive invasive species in the United States.
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Kybella and other less invasive options can't get to that deep fat, so surgery is best.
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He said Soliton is looking beyond tattoo removal at other applications like non-invasive cellulite treatment.
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Revascularization is the process of restoring blood flow to the limb through minimally invasive surgical intervention.
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Johnson & Johnson was the first company to create minimally invasive surgery, this is the next evolution.
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There are many, many different ways you could do this that are much more privacy invasive.
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The hope is that it could lead to more precise and less invasive therapies for disease.
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Today, Guidone says, the "gold standard" treatment for endometriosis is the most invasive: laparoscopic excision surgery.
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Cats and large Norway rats were the first invasive mammals to make it to New Zealand.
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"The more invasive the search, the more justification that is required for that search," he said.
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It's unlikely users want the social network to be even more invasive and cringeworthy about their relationships.
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With Aphinity, the goal was to show adding Perjeta would improve invasive disease-free survival rates significantly.
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Their disposable menstrual product can be worn for 12 hours and is non-invasive, comfortable and healthy.
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My blocker is a crude beast, throwing the proverbial baby out with the privacy-invasive bath water.
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Kathryn Turner, an ecologist who specializes in invasive plants, told LifeHacker she was worried about Cheerios' approach.
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How invasive the procedure to remove a fetus, Cohen said, could influence how that all shakes out.
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The government's use of a controversial invasive technology for tracking phones just got a little more controversial.
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We did this because we were trying to find a less invasive method of sexing problematic turtles.
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Judge Kathleen Roberts ruled that authorities did not follow strict legal standards required for such invasive surveillance.
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Luckily, Dr. Marmur suggests several removal methods for keloids, including non-invasive surgery to remove the scar.
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O, a maker of non-invasive prenatal tests for reproductive health, for about $371 million, including debt.
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It may be invasive for some, but at least your packages won't languish on the front steps.
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In the years since, though, doctors have created safer and less invasive, if often still radical, procedures.
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In Indonesia, the regulations require companies to perform an invasive "physical check" before granting the requested leave.
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Flightless bird populations can easily collapse if humans bring invasive species with them, like cats or rats.
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New York's laws are draconian and more invasive, expensive, and cumbersome than those of most other states.
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Biologists spend a good deal of time and money trying to knock back or exterminate invasive species.
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Along with feeling invasive, this data can be outright dangerous when it falls into the wrong hands.
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There will also be fallout due to increases in invasive wasps, certain butterflies, and crop-destroying aphids.
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The black box of digital advertising can feel invasive, particularly when ads follow you around the web.
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They can include stool tests, scans, and examination of the colon that are less invasive than colonoscopies.
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This occurs after severe droughts, when the lack of moister kills invasive grasses that can suppress wildflowers.
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That is clear from decades of work on invasive species that are released either deliberately or accidentally.
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Lifestyle changes won't lead to immediate results like surgery, but it's the less invasive route, she notes.
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"Hey everyone — I will be undergoing a minor, minimally invasive heart valve surgery this week," he wrote.
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These creatures are being threatened from habitat loss and the squirrelpox virus carried by invasive grey squirrels.
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"It took six months to cut down all the invasive species," 25-year-old Nico Kayser says.
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He drops this line of questioning while Janine Skorsky (Constance Zimmer) digs into his creepy, invasive app.
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But the process isn't just lengthy and invasive — it also requires that accusers sign a confidentiality agreement.
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If so, how do we defend that right, given invasive surveillance by the US, China, and England?
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Wisconsin-based Exact Sciences makes non-invasive fecal DNA screening test Cologuard to help diagnose colorectal cancer.
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Wild sage, or Lantana, an invasive species from the Americas, fills every available cranny in thick bunches.
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No carrier strike group has ever been able to carry out deep, invasive reconnaissance of sensitive targets.
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Native to Southeast Asia, this invasive snake was trapped and euthanized in the Florida Everglades in 2013.
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Finding that out, however, involves tests such as biopsies which are invasive, painful and may cause infection.
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They make a big cut to make sure there's nothing else around it and not becoming invasive.
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The internet is now a place where celebrities have heavily condemned the invasive photos of tabloids past.
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But what experts call raccoons' "synanthropic trend" — their capacity to thrive among humans — can also feel invasive.
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Some conservationists are keen to see how well gene drives can wipe out invasive species on islands.
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It was Flook who regaled the group with stories of the invasive lionfish, and RISE was born.
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Google has shown that properly handled, this kind of imagery can be useful and only minimally invasive.
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If I pushed them aside, I believed, these incidents would lose their invasive power over my life.
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But seeing his face on my news feed every time I opened Facebook felt invasive, almost nightmarish.
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USGS is working on development of tools for the detection and capture of invasive reptiles in Florida.
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Neighbouring Zimbabwe has been hit by the fall armyworm, an invasive South American species, denting crop output.
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The security industrial complex, with its invasive surveillance apparatus, amassed significant power over the past 15 years.
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But in the video, the TSA agent screens Aaron in a way that many have called invasive.
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But there are also less invasive treatments such as "vaginal inserts that look like tampons," she said.
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He told me it would also be less invasive and allow him to do the surgery robotically.
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