Sentence examples for enhancing fish from inspiring English sources

She has a way of enhancing fish with contrasting accents.

Graphical abstract Formulation of a skin color enhancing fish feed for ornamental fish using crude astaxanthin extracted from shrimp waste.

An integrated approach that combines or bundles services and provides financial incentives for forest landowners may be more effective to achieving broad conservation goals, including enhancing fish and wildlife habitat, improving watershed health, sequestering carbon to mitigate climate change, and providing other ecosystem services at an ecologically relevant scale.

Advice is provided to meet specific management goals, which include mitigating specific impacts on the environment, such as minimising changes to surrounding sediments, spread of exotic species or growth of nuisance species, and/or enhancing specific natural resources, for example enhancing fish recruitment or promoting diverse assemblages for eco-tourism.

Artificial reefs are commonly deployed in sub-tropical and tropical marine waters for the purpose of enhancing fish abundance, or restoring habitat following the degradation or loss of natural structure to anthropogenic or acute natural events [4], [20], [21].

They are added in the aqua feeds to increase the physical or chemical properties of the feed in terms of enhancing fish performance or the quality of resulting product.

We identified a smarter solution -- wedge-wire screens -- that will significantly enhance fish protection and will not pollute the air or adversely affect the scenic Hudson shoreline, as cooling towers would do.

Garlic could enhance fish immunity even at lower dose when used as dietary supplement (Sahu et al. 2007).

Sediment diversion projects anchor a new 50-year, $50 billion "MasterPlan" that also seeks to enhance fish and wildlife resources and reduce hurricane flood risk to delta communities.

It was found that microalgae biomass have successfully been used as fish feed for Tilapia (Oreochromisniloticus) and provided sufficient protein to enhance fish weight (Badwy et al. 2008; Vizcaíno et al. 2014; Norambuena et al. 2015).

The use of artificial reefs in the Arabian Gulf have a history extending back over a century, when date palm trunks, stones, pottery and other materials were sunk in coastal areas to enhance fish catch.