Sentence examples for indiscriminately damage from inspiring English sources

Classical models of radiation toxicity assert that X-rays and γ-rays indiscriminately damage cellular macromolecules, principally by indirect effects mediated by HO [5], [34].

[8] Under normal physiologic conditions, electrons leak from the mitochondrial electron transport chain and reduce oxygen to superoxide anion, initiating a cascade of free radicals, called reactive oxygen species (ROS) that indiscriminately damage biological macromolecules.[9] These free radicals damage the mitochondria and thus can compromise the production of ATP and trigger apoptosis.

This study provides further evidence that cigarettes indiscriminately damage and kill their users, regardless of social position.

It has been suggested that this feature ensures that the antimicrobial peptides will only be "activated" into the cytotoxic form in the presence of the target cell membrane, in this case a negatively charged bacterium, and will not indiscriminately damage nontarget host cells [ 17].

Musty portfolios, secondhand enlargers, jerry-built stands and tabletops, crusted chemical bottles, stiffened retouching brushes, scratched light boxes, filing cabinets filled with yellowed, tattered clippings, receipts and letters, broken and obsolete cameras--he had saved everything indiscriminately, repairing damage with rubber bands, gaffer's tape, and Elmer's Glue.

Amnesty cited witnesses saying that militants had killed indiscriminately and described the damage was "catastrophic".

Glyphosate-resistance is supposed to enable earlier and less frequent spraying, but, concludes "Who Benefits from GM Crops," these biotech seeds "allow farmers to spray a particular herbicide more frequently and indiscriminately without fear of damaging the crop".

On the modern piano it is a great asset, but it can do irreparable damage when used indiscriminately.

As such, players tend to fire indiscriminately, and their weapons only damage legitimate targets.

Their self-interested arguments are laughable in light of the enormous, clearly established damage that alcohol indiscriminately inflicts upon the economy for all of us, whether we're an abstainer, moderate drinker or problem drinker.

Imagine what damage the power to indiscriminately collect endless amounts of private data on innocent citizens could do in the hands of men and women of ill intent.