aggressive reaction造句

• When we lose part of ourselves, there is a natural aggressive reaction.
• These aggressive reactions may be caused by a disinhibiting serotonergic mechanism.
• In regard to inter-gang conflict, gangs typically challenge demand an aggressive reaction to defend their reputations.
• Historian Andro Linklater argued that his upbringing led to James'aggressive reaction towards insults of his behavior.
• UEFA slapped bans on Xavier, Gomes and Paulo Bento for their aggressive reaction to France's disputed penalty.
• Male trapdoor spiders can overcome the female's aggressive reactions to their approach, but it is not known how.
• There was a great deal of resistance from the people of Huhudi, and a violent and aggressive reaction from police.
• Jealousy in children and teenagers has been observed more often in those with low self-esteem and can evoke aggressive reactions.
• Many here see the government's aggressive reaction as a sign of just how jittery officials are about the possibility of social unrest.
• The Bush-Sharon meeting will also be an opportunity for both sides to address tensions accumulating from Sharon's aggressive reactions to suicide bombings.
• A passive stance or timid voice may encourage a more aggressive reaction from the other party, thereby putting greater pressure on you.
• This oxide serves as dielectric and also protects the capacitor from the aggressive reactions of metallic aluminum to parts of the electrolyte.
• We felt that if we took the horns off the females, we could decrease the aggressive reactions of the females toward the males,
• "It's a case of a planned aggressive reaction by Republicans, " said Glen Bolger, a Republican pollster who works on many congressional races.
• Public enthusiasm for the protests did not seem strong enough to overcome a general political apathy and an aggressive reaction by the police.
• There was some indication Thursday that NBC's aggressive reaction was at least partly intended to influence the board's decision about the new channel.
• However he does have a temper; he shows violent and aggressive reactions when Wanderer is at risk, particularly when it is his brother attacking her.
• A new proposal links military experience to anger and aggression, developing aggressive reactions and investigating these effects on those possessing the traits of a serial killer.
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• Called " the civilizing hormone " by some scientists, serotonin is primarily responsible for inhibiting aggressive reactions that at one time might have been pure survival instincts.