The phrase "aggressiveness between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is hostility or confrontational behavior occurring between two or more parties.
Example: "The aggressiveness between the two rival teams was evident during the match, leading to several heated exchanges."
Alternatives: "hostility between" or "tension between".
To facilitate the comparison of aggressiveness between strains, a relative aggressiveness index (in percent) was computed as the ratio between the average area under the disease progress curve of the tested strain and that of the reference strain BC1.
Those of you who remember the 2000 Presidential race might recall criticism of Democratic candidate Al Gore when he seemed to change his appearance (with regard to dress style and make up) and level of aggressiveness between each of three debates, leaving the public bewildered as to whether they were seeing the same man each time they turned on their TV sets.
Levels of aggressiveness between sample pairs were compared using the Kruskal-Wallis test (GraphPad Prism 4.0 Software).
The most plausible hypothesis explaining the absence of aggressiveness between workers from the same supercolony is that recognition and aggressiveness may be genetically based.
Further, this range size asymmetry was larger for Townsend's warblers than for hermit warblers [4], which would lead to the observed difference in aggressiveness between the species.
In addition, we employed the standard behavioral assay created by Suarez et al. [26, see also 16, 25] to test the aggressiveness between T. albipes individuals collected from different sites.
Aggressive episode data from experimental play groups of 7- and 9-year-old black males were coded to examine whether qualitative aspects of aggressive behavior, as well as frequency of aggression, determine the relation between aggressiveness and peer rejection.
That Robinson's play — which he said he did not think was dirty — and Lofton's happened in the same game and for the same team highlighted the challenges of trying to change the playing style and culture of a sport that calls for players to walk a fine line between aggressiveness and violence, particularly when the difference between a clean hit and an improper one is often a matter of inches.
But his negotiating technique – unpredictable oscillations between aggressiveness and weakness – is the opposite of what game theory would dictate.
The better players develop wisdom with balancing the line between aggressiveness and recklessness as they accumulate additional experience.
In this context, a parameter that allows to handle the trade-off between aggressiveness and robustness (and control effort) is given to the user.
