In our study, parents' past and present aggression, the number of siblings and the number of people living in the same home are also evaluated as potential family indicators.
There might have been a little more aggression towards number 11 because I could bounce them and feel quick and good about myself but it's exactly the same ball which would get the wickets.
If you add in sexual violence, stalking, and other forms of intimate partner violence like psychological aggression, the numbers climb even higher.
We derived five separate models, one for each of the following dependent variables: 1) contest outcome (won/lost) 2) aggression index; 3) number of bites; 4) duration of bites and 5) number of arm waves.
The ethologist is interested in the behavioral process rather than in a particular animal group and often studies one type of behaviour (e.g., aggression) in a number of unrelated animals.
But as Ferrer upped the aggression, the British number one's second serve became less reliable.
In mammals, noradrenaline is a chemical that affects heart rate, sleep-wake patterns, aggression and a number of other phenomena.
In order to describe aggression, the median number of attacks initiated and attacks received across all four days for each sow were used.
Survivin is an attractive target gene to evaluate for these purposes, as it has been shown to be a significant marker of tumour aggression in a number of malignancies (Altieri, 2003b).
The measure of aggression was the number of grams of hot sauce allocated to the partner from the Cyberball game, knowing the partner would not like eating it (M grams of hot sauce = 34.36, SD = 32.60, range = 0.425 100 g; higher values corresponded to more aggression).
