This suggests that bales could diminish aggression, reduce injuries, and mitigate respiratory and (if the lights can be safely turned up) ophthalmic problems.
Roger's 2006 review [ 67] concludes that better communication strategies and strong positive social relationships may decrease agitation and aggression and that caring and supportive environments may diminish aggressive outbursts by people with dementia.
Our preliminary results indicate that the male mice expressing an ectopic receptor (OMP-IRES-tTA tetO-V1rj3) exhibit relatively nOMP-IRES-tTA tetO-V1rj3but diminished territOMP-IRES-tTA tetO-V1rj3
Although diet-induced, endogenous acid production is a relevant factor in chronic diseases [ 39– 41] and may have a potential role in cancer [ 39, 42], it is not yet clear if dietary alkaline loading helps to prevent cancer or diminishes tumor aggression.
With the accession to power of Mussolini's Fascists, whom they supported, their aggression diminished and they became absorbed into the establishment.
If the former, sports spectators may experience a "safety-valve" catharsis, thanks to which the propensity to commit acts of aggression is diminished; if the latter, sports spectatorship may actually increase aggressiveness.
In its quarterly report to Congress, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) urged the Trump administration — which is reviewing U.S. policy toward Afghanistan at a time of sustained Taliban aggression and diminished American assistance — to take a hard look at its programs and priorities and to focus aid more narrowly.
Considering its role in prosocial behaviors, oxytocin (OT) has been suggested to diminish levels of aggression.
Of the 10 architectural features researchers have identified that are likely to diminish stress and aggression, Ostra has nine.
This controversy led to the following speculations: If indeed oxytocin promotes primarily prosocial behavior, administration of OT is expected to diminish levels of aggression.
