Sentence examples for bluefin based from inspiring English sources

But Greenpeace, which recently made headlines in London by testing fish samples at three Nobu restaurants, confirming that they were bluefin when the restaurants were vague on that point, might have been heartened by the response on Saturday from Dr. Jane Brownell, of Omaha, Neb., a Nobu patron who decided not to order the bluefin based on news stories about it.

The new ad tech is based on BlueFin Labs, a TV analytics service Twitter acquired in February.

Overall, the size of the archival tagged bluefin tuna released between 1996 2005, based on measured CFL, ranged from 138 cm to 268 cm.

The feature was based on technology from Bluefin Labs, the social analytics company that Twitter acquired earlier this year.

Atlantic bluefin are managed as two separate populations, based on where they reproduce.

"Diving to such depths does carry with it some residual risk to the equipment and this is being carefully monitored by the U.S. Navy and (Bluefin-21 owner) Phoenix International." He also confirmed that the Bluefin-21's search area had been reduced based on further analysis of the initial signals believed to have come from the plane's black box.

Locus-specific primer pairs presented in this study are designed based on genome data of the Pacific bluefin tuna.

For each geolocation and recovery position (Table 1, Figure 2) of the tracked bluefin tuna, corresponding size of the fish for the date (based on the release length and time at liberty) was estimated based on putative natal origin as identified by the criteria in Block et al. [10] and by genetic techniques [23].

Restaurant campaign A campaign to name and shame London restaurants serving endangered fish was launched by one newspaper and in one of the most successful stunts Greenpeace activists joined Charles Clover, the author of the book on which the film is based, in protesting against top London restaurant 'Nobu' serving endangered Bluefin tuna.

We designed eight locus-specific oligo-primer (20 nt) pairs based on the nucleotide substitutions between exon sequences of the Pacific bluefin tuna (Fig. 3, underlined), using which fish species shown in Table 1 were subjected to PCR amplification under abovementioned condition.

For instance, species identification based on nuclear genetic markers cannot distinguish between Atlantic and Pacific bluefin tuna [11].