Examples of using Less invasive in English and their translations into Czech
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Less invasive.
It will be less invasive.
Less invasive than the angiogram.
It would be less invasive.
Less invasive; it's-it's safer.
It's far less invasive.
I feel like I would have used something less invasive.
It's less invasive.
I imagine they're less invasive.
It's less invasive and risky.
Surely there's some way that's less invasive?
IR is less invasive.
Isn't there a treatment less invasive?
It's way less invasive, which means way less risky.
Did you even try to suggest a less invasive approach?
It's way less invasive, which means way less risky.
I'm not. It's just easier to test the man first, less invasive.
It's far less invasive.
I have found these treatments as efficacious as anything Western medicine can muster and far less invasive.
A b-lynch is a far less invasive procedure.
It's, um, less invasive than a rectal, and most of the time more useful.
This means that the procedure is significantly less invasive for the eye.
A laser is less invasive and the recovery time is much faster.
And most of the time more useful. Well, it's, um, less invasive than a rectal.
That's way less invasive than a thoracotomy which is a similar operation.
Furthermore, our concern must be constantly focused on respecting a person's right to privacy,as well as on developing new, less invasive technologies.
And it is a less invasive procedure. Adrenal venous sampling makes more sense.
It risks clotting, but it's also less invasive than the graft. We're recommending the stent.
Um, the cardiac catheterization is less invasive, but you would be at an increased risk for very serious complications.
Employers can only use the necessity argument in situations that cannot be solved by a less invasive measure- such as transferring the employee to a position not involving any visual contact with customers.