Sentence examples for indiscriminately affected from inspiring English sources

Further identification and classification of the 11 RGC types previously reported in the adult zebrafish retina (Mangrum et al., 2002) revealed that the monostratified RGC types are not indiscriminately affected by tenm3 knockdown.

I need not cite here the most recent pandemics that have indiscriminately affected the North and the South, but it is clear that the greatest toll is always borne by the poorest countries.

"The planting of improvised explosive devices on roadways, either targeting civilian transport or indiscriminately affecting civilians, is against international humanitarian law," the mission said in a statement.

Appearance-related concerns resulting from disfigurement or pressure to conform to beauty ideals, indiscriminately affect patients' mental and physical health.

With war and violence indiscriminately affecting Syrians regardless of religion, this one statement threatened to turn a humanitarian response into something akin to the White Australia policy.

We would also like to point out that as NRG1 is expressed in both intestinal mucosa and enteric ganglia[14], we did not discriminate between the different gut cellular types and assumed that the effect of the NRG1 regulatory SNPs would indiscriminately affect the total amount of NRG1 expressed in the gut.

Facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSHD) is the most prevalent myopathy that indiscriminately affects males and females of all ages [ 1– 3].

A decline in the ribosome number appears to be a global response, indiscriminately affecting the different mRNA species with only few exceptions.

Such culling sometimes occurs indiscriminately and affects the food web (Terborgh 1988, Hoogesteijn and Mondolfi 1992).

Ball and ring haemorrhages affected grey and white matter indiscriminately throughout the nervous system both supra- and infratentorially.

The National Police conducted brutal reprisals, firing indiscriminately on the population, affecting blatantly sectarian detentions and frequently being implicated in the torture of their prisoners.