Sentence examples for establishment of dominance from inspiring English sources
Next, we demonstrated that flies with activated serotonergic cells progressed to mid-intensity aggression faster, exhibiting high numbers of lunges throughout fights, including after the establishment of dominance.
No differences were observed in the rates of lunging and the establishment of dominance relationships in these 3 groups of flies when tested at 25°C (Table S1).
All pairs of flies in which serotonergic neurons were activated in this way displayed mid-intensity aggression, and 90% of the pairings resulted in the establishment of dominance relationships.
With the Ddc-Gal4 driver, acute functional impairment of DA- and 5HT-neurotransmission produced flies that engaged exclusively in low-intensity interactions without escalating to higher intensity levels, and therefore, that never led to the establishment of dominance relationships.
It suggests that a correlation between the two exists only during social instability, such as during establishment of dominance relationships and/or territorial boundaries, or when animals are "challenged" by a conspecific male for their territories and/or mates.
Those molecular changes which occurred much more rapidly between 2 and 48 h are crucial for identifying novel genes underlying the establishment of dominance and associated changes in behaviour and physiology.
Treatment of patient CD2 with maintenance drug therapies resulted in the re-establishment of dominance of Ralstonia (week 26) and disease activity improvement.
Thus, depletion of these inflammatory commensals by EEN therapy would result in a decrease in immune reactivity towards the CD microbiota; however, upon re-establishment of dominance following cessation of EEN, these taxa will once again illicit an immune response.
The mechanisms responsible for the establishment of nucleolar dominance are poorly understood but once established there is a developmental component to the maintenance of the silenced state.
The results of the battle were the destruction of ʿAbd Allāh's army, the extinction of Mahdism in the Sudan, and the establishment of British dominance there.
Microsoft's gradual establishment of its dominance in PC software, via its Windows and Office monopolies, owes as much to its ability to outlast its competitors as to clever programming or anti-competitive behaviour.
