Sentence examples for increases aggressive from inspiring English sources
Listening to music with violent lyrics increases aggressive thoughts and feelings, says a study published yesterday.
Previous research has shown that violent video game exposure increases aggressive thoughts, aggressive feelings, aggressive behavior and physiological arousal.
He said residents of these mobile-home communities are reporting substantial rent increases, aggressive fees for small infractions and escalating evictions.
Results of this trial indicate that as TLC increases, aggressive KP is necessary to maintain nutrient digestibility and performance of lactating dairy cows.
Water renewal, for example, can dilute chemical signals, which are a social communication tool used by some fish species, and this dilution increases aggressive interactions in the group.
In marmoset monkeys, flibanserin has demonstrated pro-social effects on male female pairmates, while the classic 5-HT1A agonist 8-OH-DPAT suppresses female sexual behavior and increases aggressive interactions between pairmates.
An alcohol preference locus has been mapped in mice to the region where 5-HT1B is located [ 37]. 5-HT1B receptor knockout mice were found to have increased aggressive behavior [ 38] and increased spontaneous alcohol consumption [ 39].
An aggressive climate within the family and outside may raise aggression in the short term by increasing aggressive thoughts.
At least it's predicted to be seasonably warm and not so humid, since a good deal of research indicates that, as one recent study noted, hot temperatures really do "increase aggression by directly increasing feelings of hostility and indirectly increasing aggressive thoughts".
Over-expression of nine of these genes, singly and in combination, consistently increased aggressive meta-static activity and some combinations completely re-capitulated aggressiveness of the LM2 line.
Expectancies significantly increased aggressive behavior, whereas actual quantity of alcohol ingested was unrelated to aggression.
