Sentence examples for deprived fish from inspiring English sources

The compensation was not sufficient for the deprived fish to match the growth trajectories of controls fed to satiation daily.

The deprived fish showed hyperphagia during the 2-week periods of re-feeding and the hyperphagic response was clearer in the later cycles.

Over the experiment, the deprived fish achieved growth rates 75 80% of those shown by control fish, although fed at a frequency of 66%.

In the catfish, the gross growth efficiency of the deprived fish was marginally higher than that of control fish, but the efficiency varied erratically from week to week.

After 3 weeks the feed deprived fish weighed significantly less than the fed fish, 279.7 ± 19.8 g versus 172.0 ± 10.6 g.

No large differences in gene expression between the unexposed control fish from the DDVP arm of the experiment and the nutrient deprived fish were obvious (Fig.  8a and b).

Some politicians now even argue, conveniently, that the chief culprit in years to come will not be fishing fleets, but climate change: glaciers are melting, which is reducing the ocean's salinity, which in turn is starting to cause a drop in plankton, depriving fish of a key food.

According to the authors, control of the flow of water from large to branch canals by gates deprived the fish of free movement.

Chronic pollution deprives fish of their habitats and prey, but no investigator in their right mind would expect to see them floating belly up in the river as a result.

Under the existing leasing system genuine fishermen are deprived of fishing rights as they are unable to compete against wealthy middlemen in the bidding processes.

He contends eliminating mosquitoes would deprive many fish, birds, and reptiles of a food source and even deny some plants a critical pollinator.