Sentence examples for a reduction in aggressive from inspiring English sources

Fish may shoal with familiar individuals due to their adaptive benefits, such as an increase in cooperative anti-predator behaviours (Chivers et al. 1995), a reduction in aggressive behaviours (Utne-Palm and Hart 2000), and the facilitation of the social learning of foraging behaviour (Swaney et al. 2001).

188 Furthermore, genome comparison of the pandemic phage type 80/81 strain with that of a contemporary CC30 HA-MRSA strain showed that a truncated α-toxin gene and mutated agrC led to a reduction in aggressive virulence in the contemporary HA-MRSA CC30 background, possibly explaining the success of those clones in the hospital environment.

It found a 79percentt reduction in aggressive behavior among those taking dummy pills, compared with a reduction of 65percentt or less in those taking antipsychotic drugs.

All sub-scales showed a slight reduction in aggressive behaviours at the second, third and fourth data collection point but none of these reductions in aggressive behaviours was statistically significant.

Aromatherapy in this study was associated with a significant reduction in aggressive behaviours, as assessed by staff using the Cohen-Mansfield Agitation Inventory [ 8], Neuropsychiatric Inventory [ 9] and Dementia Care Mapping [ 10], in 35% of participants treated with melissa oil and in 11% of those receiving the placebo.

In addition, possession of IKBKE rs1539243 TT and PIK3CB rs500687 CC genotypes were moderately linked with a 44-56% reduction in aggressive PCA susceptibility (p ≤ 0.019).

The presence of passengers was associated with a slight but consistent reduction in aggressive driving of all types; especially honking at other drivers.

The reduction in aggressive behavior in the periadolescent male CD-1 mouse as a result of MXC exposure (20 μg/kg/day) occurred at a dose 100 times lower than the dose at which the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR 2002) deemed would cause no harm to humans in 1994.

A potential consequence of a reduction in parasitism by females that engage in aggressive host defence is an associated reduction in overall parasitism of the host population.

Until now, most (universal) prevention and intervention strategies in children focus on the promotion of empathy, pro-social behavior, and reduction in aggressive behavior [ 76].

In the case of category III aggressive responses, there was a reduction in frequency relative to baseline rates ranging from 58%to69%9% across all dogs.