Sentence examples for indicating aggression from inspiring English sources

Aggressive toward others (n = 87, 42.5 % females): Reports of "very true or often true" within the past 6 months on at least one of the four YRS items indicating aggression toward others at either T1 or T2.

Specialists were more likely to report the presence of aggression than non-specialists, which may be due to the recognition of more subtle signs of aggression e.g. changes in body posture or facial expression rather than overt signs such as snarling or growling; however, as individual signs indicating aggression were not requested it is not possible to infer the cause of this difference.

At times, these yelps are followed by purrs indicating aggression.

In the presence of synthetic cVA at high dose (500 μg) after initial attraction to the resource, the number of CS and Rescue flies on the food cup declined, indicating aggression-induced dispersal.

The physical distance between a robot and audience can also play a role; leaning closer to an interlocutor can indicate aggression or anger, and farther away imply fear.

Blowhole streams, which are streams of bubbles, indicate aggression in some marine mammals, but Noonan and his team observed the belugas make those streams while swimming together in a friendly way.

It's unclear exactly how Shanti suffered the injury, but she suffered a bite wound which indicated aggression between her and her young male companion, whom she lived with for the past seven months.

The CAS P was entered into the model to indicate aggression in the home, and the CAS T was entered to indicate aggression in school settings.

Tristane Banon, a French journalist who came forward shortly after Mr. Strauss Kahn's arrest indicating sexual aggression by him in 2002 during an interview at his home, said Friday that she did not wish to testify against Mr. Strauss-Kahn in New York.

Moderate effect sizes were found for distractibility, well-being, as well as for trait measures indicating low aggression and greater social orientation.

However, interactions between gender and jigar khun suggested that, relative to SRQ-20, the jigar khun subscale was more strongly associated with household wealth for women; similarly, gender interactions with aggression indicated that the aggression subscale was more strongly associated with trauma and wealth.