noninvasive
- adjective
- /ˌnɒnɪnˈveɪsɪv/
- Specialized
- Many patients prefer noninvasive treatments that do not require surgery.
- noninvasive ventilation
- noninvasive method
- noninvasive imaging
We're getting a little better by developing more noninvasive ways of measuring these things.
- We're getting a little better by developing more noninvasive ways of measuring these things.
- We can actually see that now, and it can see that happening in real time on noninvasive brain scans.
Examples
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Some of these patients, however, try to avoid surgical intervention, seeking alternative, noninvasive methods of treatment.
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So noninvasive ventilation is an established treatment modality in many lung problems.
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We're getting a little better by developing more noninvasive ways of measuring these things.
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It's a noninvasive extraction of cells.
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Please exit your homes with your arms raised for a noninvasive scanning procedure.
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We can actually see that now, and it can see that happening in real time on noninvasive brain scans.
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Surface EMG provides us with a powerful noninvasive tool to investigate the status and function of muscles.
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Our goal is to develop noninvasive, inexpensive tests for LPR.
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In this case, the equipment needed for prosthetic assessment will be minimal, noninvasive, relatively simple, and inexpensive.
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Importantly, ECG monitoring is the major noninvasive method to assess the effect of a drug on these specialized cardiac tissues.
Academic text (2016)
Synonyms
A treatment done without an operation on the body
Not working or not treated by surgery
Not causing trouble or interrupting what people do
Antonyms
How Invasive
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Noninvasive shows its meaning in its parts: non- means 'not' and invade means 'to enter', like when an army goes into a place. So, a noninvasive medical test or treatment does not 'enter' the body or break the skin.