Sentence examples for most aggressive behaviour from inspiring English sources

Xenografted tumours expressing P252H showed the most aggressive behaviour, with invasion of backbone, bone marrow and spinal cord (Fig.  4C).

We chose the latter three variables because biting represented the most common aggressive behaviour while arm waving was the most common submissive behaviour.

Basal-like carcinomas (BLCs) and human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 overexpressing (HER2+) carcinomas are the subgroups of breast cancers that have the most aggressive clinical behaviour.

The most frequent and the most worrisome aggressive behaviours are those that lead to verbal aggression.

Interactions often began with flap, run or jostle, which were the three most common aggressive behaviours, and often ended with jostle or grapple (Table 1, Fig. 3).

33 Most of the aggressive behaviour occurs in direct care situations, such as bathing or showering, oral hygiene, dressing, etc.

At its most extreme, when passive aggressive behaviour becomes pathological — a modus operandi in private life or at work — Ni believes it springs from pain generated in childhood, when the person was cut off from his or her feelings or ridiculed or denied his feelings.

Public opinion is not enough to dissuade most people from engaging in aggressive behaviour".

For instance, the most obvious candidate genes for aggressive behaviour (see Introduction) were not represented on the microarray we used, which was not specific for brain tissue (4 of the 33 salmonid cDNA libraries used for constructing the microarray were from brain tissue), and were therefore not among the candidates identified here.

Disposition for aggressive behaviour is most probably polygenic and influenced by several different neurotransmitter and hormonal systems.

None of the most obvious candidate genes for aggressive behaviour [see [ 16]] were identified in our comparisons.