Sentence examples for developed salmon from inspiring English sources

A company with the perfect dystopian name of AquaAdvantage developed salmon that could grow to full maturity in half the time that it took normal salmon.

Bioengineers have also developed salmon that grow to market weight in about half the typical time, disease-resistant cows and catfish needing fewer antibiotics, and goats whose milk might help ward off infections in children who drink it.

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Two significant developments were the roe market and the developing salmon aquaculture industry, which interacted greatly with herring in the area.

And with the global collapse of wild fisheries during that same time period, Norwegian scientists found ready work abroad developing salmon aquaculture programs in Chile, Scotland and Canada.

In normal developing salmon vertebrae, these areas are modeled through endochondral bone formation, a process requiring invasion of osteoclasts and activity of TRAP, Mmps and Cathepsin K [ 21, 35].

Ronald L. Stotish, the chief executive of AquaBounty Technologies, the company that developed the salmon, told the committee that its AquAdvantage salmon would help the world meet rising demand for seafood without further devastating natural fisheries.

AquaBounty Technologies, the company that developed the salmon, has been trying to win approval for more than a decade.

But AquaBounty Technologies, the Boston-area company that developed the salmon, suggested that a "genetically engineered" label would be akin to a skull and crossbones, killing sales.

One version, developed by Salmon, considered in some detail the historical process through which scientists had convinced themselves of the reality of atoms.

Ronald L. Stotish, chief executive of AquaBounty Technologies, which developed the salmon, said of the pledges: "I would be disappointed, but it's their right.