The labeling of adjacent processes was indiscriminate and could involve astrocytic processes, axonal structures, occasionally including synaptic boutons (though we never observed involvement of synaptic densities), as well as other dendrites.
You cannot help but feel the pride of those who were there when you hear Churchill's actual gravely voice telling his people: "This wicked man... has now resolved to try to break our famous island race by a process of indiscriminate slaughter and destruction.
It has revoked Obama-era guidelines for setting priorities in the deportation process, rendering it indiscriminate.
Robert H. Serry, the United Nations special coordinator for the Middle East peace process, condemned the indiscriminate rocket and mortar fire from Gaza this week, saying that it was in clear violation of international humanitarian law.
Katz of the Southern District of New York ordered the F.D.A. to begin the process to ban indiscriminate agricultural uses of penicillin and tetracycline because of dangers to human health.
This suggests a process spanning the indiscriminate to the decidedly non-random, as well as a relationship between normal genetic turnover and the acquisition of copy-number change.
And he does his laundry, a process described with typically indiscriminate fervor.
Zero-rate policies encourage indiscriminate use of credit and distort the process by which alternative demands compete for funds.
In other words, the distribution of reads that mapped appeared as non-random and precise as those of miRNAs, strongly suggesting that their source was not indiscriminate degradation but rather a targeted biological process.
Typically each one of these processes is lengthy, expensive and indiscriminate towards healthy cells.
