Sentence examples for capability of fish from inspiring English sources

The results indicated that diet supplementing FOS in appropriate levels and feeding modes could improve the growth, immune response and antioxidant capability of fish, as might consequently lead to enhanced disease resistance.

The work reported in article (806406) is concerned with autonomous underwater vehicles where an advanced array of artificial hair-cell flow sensors is developed that, with the aid of a specialized signal-processing unit, is imitating the sophisticated near-field sensing capability of fish.

Juveniles living in more acidic environments appeared oblivious to the dangers therein, acting more rashly than fish from less acidic areas as a result.Previous studies, conducted in laboratories, have found that elevated rates of carbon dioxide in water affect the sense of smell and decision-making capabilities of fish.

Given that self-aware species are known to exhibit complex social behaviours, cooperative behaviours and empathic behaviours, this experiment and the other mentioned studies shine a light on the potential cognitive capabilities of fish and calls into question the ethical practices of current fisheries.

It has been hypothesized that one reason for the high regenerative capabilities of fish is because fish continue to grow throughout their adult life (Poss, 2010).

The effects on fish, meanwhile, "would likely be sublethal" because of "the capability of adult fish and shellfish to avoid a spill [and] to metabolise hydrocarbons".

At Thursday's research presentation, Mr. Smith plans to demonstrate an application using an electric field sensor — a natural capability of some fish — to give added dexterity to robotic arms and hands.

Theoretically, precocious VTG synthesis caused by estrogen exposure could reduce the survival capability of young fish that are at a life stage where the energy budget is critically balanced (Länge et al. 2001).

The gliding capabilities of the fish were tested during simulated flights in a wind tunnel to determine how wing morphology and body orientation affected a fish's aerodynamic performance.

Knowledge of the specific traits under selection is crucial to understand how evolutionary changes may be manifested in terms of growth, survival and reproductive capabilities of recreational fish populations, and to develop management strategies that account for potential changes on population dynamics and viability (Ashley et al. 2003; Francis et al. 2007; Jørgensen et al. 2007).

Our results, although demonstrating that intersex fish are able to reproduce in a realistic competitive breeding scenario, nonetheless indicate a significant reduction in reproductive capability of severely intersex fish, as well as an effect on parentage outcome in the population as was suggested (but not proved) by our previous work using in vitro fertilization techniques (Jobling et al. 2002).