Sentence examples for estimates of aggression from inspiring English sources

For each of the four race and age groups, estimates of aggression were positively correlated with facial width-to-height ratio irrespective of rating own- or other-race faces.

Facial width-to-height ratio is a size-independent sexually dimorphic trait, and estimates of aggression made by untrained adults judging own-race faces were positively associated with both facial width-to-height ratio and actual aggressive behavior.

Aim 1 Unadjusted proportions were calculated to estimate prevalence and severity of aggression, and the proportion that involve drinking.

To examine the role of alcohol at the time of aggressive incidents between intimate partners in the general population by gender, by estimating (1) prevalence and severity of aggression, and drinking at the time, (2) associations of drinking at the time of the aggression with reported severity, anger and fear, and (3) association of usual drinking patterns with partner aggression.

Estimates suggest that up to 33.7 % of individuals with TBI exhibit aggressive behavior during the first 6 months post-injury (Tateno et al. 2003), although estimates are difficult due to variable definitions of aggression (Kim et al. 2007).

The DAQ is a 31-item self-report questionnaire that measures three factors of aggression: angry rumination, revenge planning, and a behavioral dimension that estimates an overall tendency toward displaced aggression (Denson et al. 2006).

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.