Sentence examples for chasing behavior from inspiring English sources

The ritual consists of intermittent nose bites, nudges, and chasing behavior by the male until the female becomes receptive, at which time the pair lie side by side in the nest.

The idea is to mentally stimulate your cat with chasing behavior and physically wear it out.

A study by Campbell-Meiklejohn and colleagues [12] has related functional activation of the dmPFC to loss chasing behavior which is central to pathological gambling and enfolds the continuation of gambling in order to recover previous losses.

PN27 PN38 males and females with either same- or opposite-sex partners did not display sex differences in frequency of chasing behavior (t(141) = 0.4026, p = 0.6878 and t(136.1) = 0.7336, p = 0.4645, respectively) (Fig.  4a).

However, there was a significant effect with the sex of the play partner in which both males and females increased their chasing behavior when paired with an opposite-sex partner relative to when paired with a same-sex partner (t 71) = 2.700, p = 0.0087 for males and t 71) = 2.249, p = 0.0433 for females).

Talk about how the boys might perceive the chasing behavior.

"Advisers encourage returns-chasing behavior and push for actively managed funds that have higher fees, even if the client starts with a well-diversified, low-fee portfolio," the researchers wrote.

The intellectual equivalent of such cut-to-the-chase behavior is wanting to know, right away, what a work means.

After close observation of the spawning in these tanks, the researchers found that the infertile males showed normal reproductive behavior, chasing the spawning females and competing with the fertile males for access.

The evident explanation for this, the professors conclude, is that "the trend-chasing behavior of young managers reflects their attempts to learn and extrapolate from the little data they have experienced in their careers".

This performance-chasing behavior is often injurious to returns.