Sentence examples for more aggressive individuals from inspiring English sources

Since the source of the infection was a garbage dump being used as a food supply, and control of this dump was contested with another troop, the males who became infected and died were the more aggressive individuals in the troop ie, those best fitted to the task of fighting for food.

We took several measures, including feeding the mixed colonies sugar syrup at the night, spraying honey water on the surface of the honeycomb when it was in turmoil, and removing the more aggressive individuals, to make the mixed-species colony harmonious.

Wider-faced, more aggressive individuals have higher LRS, and the almost equal probability of mortality during the war meant that war did not change this relationship between LRS and fWHR.

Because of this, quiet people are often believed to be nicer than louder, more aggressive individuals, whether or not that's the case.

"Authorities are more aggressive in pursuing individuals.

The Justice Department has 10 guidelines for when it should pursue criminal charges against a corporation, recently updated to reflect its more aggressive posture toward individuals.

These patients also required more aggressive treatment than individuals with a negative troponin result, with more patients receiving ICU admission (37 % versus 16%%; P < 0.001) and having a longer LOS once admitted to intensive care (2.9 days versus 2.3 days; P < 0.001).

Often, the chamber is more aggressive than the individual companies in its membership; pharmaceutical companies and insurers, for instance, took a more nuanced stand on the health bill.

The high prevalence of low-risk disease combined with the inability to reliably predict more aggressive cancers in individual men has resulted in tremendous interest in low-morbidity focal therapies.

Prime Minister David Cameron's government pledged earlier this year to be more aggressive in going after individuals for evading taxes.

Some species like the northern royal albatross (Diomedea sanfordi), Laysan albatross, shearwaters and southern skua (Catharacta antarctica) were more aggressive, with >25% of individuals trying to take baits.