Sentence examples for aggressive behavioral from inspiring English sources

For each aggression we recorded aggressor and aggressee identity, aggressive behavioral patterns (chasing, biting, and slapping); and submissive/frightened patterns (flee and vocalization).

No significant differences were observed between the groups for any of the sexual and aggressive behavioral parameters analyzed from the standardized teasing tests at any point of the study.

Another way to look at punishment in cotton-top tamarins is by observing their aggressive behavioral responses within and between groups, as well as between species.

We recorded the incidence of aggressive behavioral interactions that occurred between a P. imparis worker and an L. humile worker.

The female that rejects a male can respond visually with a repertoire of aggressive behavioral patterns.

Endogenous overexpression of miR-29b was sufficient to suppress aggressive behavioral phenotypes in mice.

Given the finding in the C-LHPA group of higher self-reported impulsiveness relative to the LPA group, and studies showing that low 5-HT neurotransmission is a biological risk factor for both aggressive behaviors and behavioral disinhibition, (e.g. [18], [28]), the primary VOI analysis was rerun, including the BIS score as a covariate.

Recently it was reported in our model, that fetuses exposed to a maternal HFD displayed significant changes in central serotonergic systems and nearly 78% of the HFD offspring displayed increased anxious or aggressive behavior during behavioral tests at postnatal day 130 [50].

Google's and Microsoft's new browsing modes don't just wipe incriminating data from a user's hard drive; they offer features that shield users from the Web's ever-more-aggressive behavioral data-gathering by advertisers.

A number of studies have shown a statistical (positive correlation) or causal (knock-out experiments in mice) link between low levels of MAOA and aggressive behavior, mental retardation, behavioral lack of self-control or addiction (Cases et al. [1995], Shih and Thompson [1999]).

Initially, a W356X mutation in SYN1 was reported in a family segregating syndromic epilepsy associated with mental retardation, macrocephaly and behavioral disturbances (aggressive behavior and ASD-like phenotype) [11].