Sentence examples for incidence of aggression from inspiring English sources

Therefore, even within a micro level environment, prevention strategies should be adapted to individual role-specific routines instead of the aggregate of aggressive incidents through time and space, in order to adequately reduce the incidence of aggression.

The surprise is how willingly owners explain away any incidence of aggression and give their dogs a second chance.

Incidence of aggression is not likely more prevalent in epileptic individuals compared to those with other neurological conditions.

First, there could be something about the dynamics of peer pressure among small children; a kind of "push and grab" competitiveness which, if not handled correctly, leads to a higher incidence of aggression throughout childhood.

The survey found that many were skeptical about the impact of the Paralympic Games on curbing the rising incidence of aggression, hostility and name-calling.

To compare the efficacy of Preventing Aggression in Veterans with Dementia (PAVeD) with that of usual care in decreasing incidence of aggression (primary outcome) and pain and improving depression, pleasant events, caregiver burden, and patient caregiver relationship quality (secondary outcomes).

In particular, these include whether or not herders announce themselves to local bodies, establishment of social ties that might diminish incidences of aggression, acceptance of local rules on tree cutting, and reduction of livestock theft.

There were no significant differences in incidence of sexual aggression and sexual victimization by SES independent of sex (Table 7).

The government is reconsidering its strategy on childcare in the face of mounting evidence that day nurseries for children under two can lead to increased incidence of antisocial behaviour and aggression.

The fall-out or "collateral damage" (to borrow yet another familiar word from the modern-day lexicon of aggression) associated with the current financial crisis, we can rest assured, will only exacerbate the incidence of depression along with its personal and societal implications.

The purpose of the first audit was fourfold: i) to identify the incidence of the perpetration of family aggression among clinical and forensic samples; ii) to identify whether there were any reports of weapon use during aggressive episodes; iii) to identify the target of family aggression (parents or siblings); and iv) to identify the form of aggression perpetrated (verbal or physical).