Sentence examples for aggressive when compared to from inspiring English sources

Girls are usually reported to be more pro-social and less aggressive when compared to boys (LaFrenière et al. 2002; LaFreniere & Dumas, 1996).

This is confirmed by the clinical presentation of FRDA patients carrying the p.I154F mutation, which showed earlier onset and a more aggressive phenotype when compared to p.R165P patients [19], [20].

Overweight mothers were 1.10 times more likely to have a child with clinically aggressive behaviour when compared to normal weight mothers and 0.78 times more likely when compared to underweight mothers.

It is known that poorly differentiated HCC tumors are much more aggressive and metastatic when compared to well or moderately differentiated tumors [ 33, 34].

Furthermore, retrospective, population-based studies have demonstrated that tumours that express these basal markers have a more aggressive clinical behaviour when compared to those with a luminal phenotype and that 'basal' status may be an independent prognostic factor.

This line was selected for eight generations for increased feather pecking behaviour based on a social feather pecking test, but the hens showed no difference in aggressive pecking behaviour when compared to the low feather pecking line [ 27].

It may be surmised that patients presenting after a shorter duration of symptoms may be harboring more virulent and biologically aggressive forms of cancers when compared to patients with symptoms of longer duration.

Breast cancers associated with obesity are diagnosed at a later stage [ 81] and are more aggressive [ 82- 84] when compared to breast cancer diagnosed in non-obese women.

In agreement with our observations on mice, HER2-amplified tumours exhibit the highest expression levels of CXCL12 in the stroma and the highest correlated proportion of myofibroblasts, when compared to aggressive basal-like breast cancers (BLC) or to good prognosis luminal-A (Lum-A) breast carcinomas.

In addition to a higher prevalence rate of ADHD in boys [ 30], the gender difference may also indicate a higher diagnosis and referral rate for boys which may be influenced by more disruptive or aggressive behaviour patterns in boys when compared to girls.

The percentage of aggressive sexual harassment is equally high when compared to the food context: the percentage of aggression in response to unconcealed snatching of food [52%% of unconcealed attempts received aggression (Overduin - de Vries et al. 2014)].