Sentence examples for cues of aggression from inspiring English sources

These considerations make it theoretically plausible that women should sometimes be averse to cues of aggression, even for short-term relationships, and indeed preferences for less-dominant males have been observed in a number of low-investing species (Qvarnstrom and Forsgren 1998; Ophir and Galef 2003).

While it is difficult to demonstrate that masculinity is a "better" cue of aggression than of health, there are reasons to treat this as plausible.

Finally, we tested the behavioural responses to changes in the quantity of these colonymate recognition cues and how combinations of different synthetic recognition cues affected the expression of aggression toward treated colonymates.

We also found that males and females did not differ in their overall patterns of aggression adjustment towards intruder cues.

Since the striking ecological dominance of introduced populations stems from the widespread lack of aggression, synthetic colonymate recognition cues (such as those described here) could be used to initiate aggression among nestmates.

Refractions of aggression.

"There is a lot of aggression.

"Japan fought a war of aggression.

"This is an act of aggression".

They often have a lot of aggression.

They are predatory expressions of aggression.