Sentence examples for becomes less aggressive in from inspiring English sources

Because less noise reduction can be achieved this way, the filter automatically becomes less aggressive in its deconvolution, so as to not exaggerate noise.

Food industry representatives call the criticism unfair and say they have become less aggressive in marketing to children in the Internet era, not more so.

Dr. Mark B. McClellan, the F.D.A. commissioner, defended his agency's efforts, saying in an interview that the decline in regulatory letters had begun in the Clinton administration and that it should not be taken to mean the agency had become less aggressive in enforcing drug marketing laws and regulations.

Bottom line: There seems no reason to believe that Uber will become less aggressive in the future.

I went to Moscow to assess the impact on Russian people - and whether the country's economic woes will force President Putin to become less aggressive in Ukraine and more emollient with the West.

Last Friday, FBI director James Comey suggested that increased scrutiny of police actions following numerous police killings of unarmed citizens may have led to an increase in violent crime as officers become less aggressive in their policing tactics.

30 31 53 68 72 73 74 75 At the provider level, some clinical practice guidelines have become less aggressive in their treatment recommendations.

This may result in the male mounting immediately; if not, he gradually becomes less aggressive and commences the nest demonstration display.

The opponent becomes less aggressive, more predictable and prone to mistakes.

Previous studies have shown that males who lose fights become less aggressive and increase their investment in ejaculates for 4 days after a fight (Okada et al. 2010), a response to relative social competitiveness that has also been shown in birds (Pizzari et al. 2007).

Police became less aggressive about rousting those who were sleeping in public.