Sentence examples for indiscriminately selected from inspiring English sources

This is not to suggest a free-for-all of indiscriminately selected health and wellness truths.

To determine the rate of false-positive gene identification, 100 genes were indiscriminately selected and inserted into another random test genome.

To examine the surface conditions and the force characteristics, 10 needles from each brand were indiscriminately selected from different batches of the commercial product.

The information that the Bush administration has begun circulating to top officials of NATO, the United Nations and selected foreign governments can allay concerns -- widely held in the Islamic world -- that the United States will indiscriminately select targets for military attack.

Instead of indiscriminately forwarding data to all its neighbours, a gossiping node only forwards data on to one randomly selected neighbour.

The spliceosomes then select indiscriminately the canonical intron splice sites from a pre-mRNA to assemble diverse chimeric transcripts from the exons contained in the wp allele.

By these criteria, approximately 1000 clones were picked indiscriminately from both normalized AS and RT cDNA libraries, 800 clones were selected from suppression subtracted hybridization libraries and 700 sequences were added from requests of potential array users.

Children's exploratory play was sensitive to both manipulations: given unambiguous evidence children played indiscriminately and rarely tried to isolate candidate causes; given ambiguous evidence, children both selected (Experiment 1) and designed (Experiment 2) informative interventions.

Our conclusions indicate that Neanderthals did not necessarily pre-select individuals from a herd, who they then isolated, pursued and killed, but rather ambushed whole groups, which they slaughtered indiscriminately.

"When predators control the numbers of herbivores, plant-eaters select only the choicest plant material," he says, "but as [herbivore] populations escalate, food resources become scarce, and they feed indiscriminately".

Traditional conservation, which uses amino acid similarity, selects residues indiscriminately across the transmembrane regions of the protein.