However, given the role that caveolin-1 plays as a tumor suppressor in certain forms of cancer, such as breast cancer, and that most types of cancer are of epithelial origin, we can not rule out the possibility that the indiscriminate down-regulation of caveolin-1 expression in lung cells may limit emphysema but promote the development of lung cancer.
The authors also found that the high cost of alternative cooking energy largely contributed to indiscriminate cutting down of trees thereby causing forest degradations.
Furthermore, indiscriminate openheartedness involves letting down our armor.
In this grisly, upside-down nation, indiscriminate slaughter is rewarded, the perpetrators roam free, and a devout local thug explains the best way to stay sane.
In 1987 an Australian television advertisement for Aids awareness depicted the Grim Reaper mowing down indiscriminate victims in a bowling alley.
Whole taxonomic groups of organisms — not merely individuals or species but genera, families, and orders — have been cut down in swift, indiscriminate strokes.
According to the UN's human rights agency, more than 2,700 civilians have been killed since Yemen's conflict escalated in late March, struck down by airstrikes, indiscriminate shelling, and gunfire.
What's worse, the Indiscriminate Narcissist is not only bringing down the value of a match for themselves, but they are bringing down the value of a match for every person they get paired with.
A damming UN investigation estimated that 40,000 people had perished, many by indiscriminate artillery fire used to pin down Tigers.
Some Bahrainis had pinned hopes for reconciliation on a report, issued six months ago, that investigated the events of February and March 2011 and found that the security forces had used indiscriminate force and torture in putting down the uprising.
Completion of the internal market must not be slowed down by an unchecked and indiscriminate distribution of State aid.
