Meanings of behave aggressively in English

These typically occur several years after diagnosis and behave aggressively when high grade.

All dysgerminomas are considered malignant, but only one third of dysgerminomas behave aggressively.

Drivers of more expensive cars are also more likely to behave aggressively toward pedestrians.

He said the prisoners did not behave aggressively and there was no damage to property.

Although some mismatch repair-deficient colorectal cancers behave aggressively, few authors have identified features that predict their behavior.

She said a man who is pressed is more likely to behave aggressively and end up in prison.

Background: In general, thyroid carcinomas, when they behave aggressively, metastasize to lungs and occasionally to bone and brain.

The provincial Western Cape leader also stated that the supporters continued to behave aggressively after the debate had been cancelled.

Classic and anaplastic ependymomas with gain of 1q tended to occur in the posterior fossa of children and to behave aggressively.

Until then, he says, it will continue to behave aggressively, using technology to increase its power, unless western nations cooperate to prevent it.

The groups, strong critics of SeaWorld in the past, wrote in the brief that prolonged captivity has forced the orcas to behave aggressively.

Research shows that younger drivers who score higher on personality measures of sensation-seeking and impulsiveness are more likely to behave aggressively behind the wheel.

Two or three patients had behaved aggressively during the night.

The referee reported the trio to Lancaster Gate for behaving aggressively towards each other.

You can imagine the scene: Two schoolboys are behaving aggressively towards each other in class.

Demonstators complained that the police action was heavy-handed since only a small number of protesters behaved aggressively.