Sentence examples for fish consuming from inspiring English sources

According to Eurostat, the UK has the largest appetite for Thai fish, consuming over €153.4m of it a year, closely followed by Italy, Germany, France and the Netherlands.

These analyses indicated protein sparing and lipid sparing by fish consuming the 40% protein diets and 45% protein diets, respectively.

Fish consuming PEF with RPA of 3934.9 ± 47.7 UP/kg had higher iron, zinc, and phosphorus retention than those fed with control extruded feed (CEF) obtained under the same optimal conditions (p < 0.05).

In other words, biomagnification might be confined to populations with low maternal DHA status, such as typically encountered in most Western countries, but also the currently studied Pare (intermediate fish) and Maasai (no fish), who, in contrast to the high fish consuming Sengerema women, exhibited tendencies of increasing RBC-DHA during pregnancy (Fig.  1b).

In this study we examine a fish consuming population to determine the extent of temporal exposure and investigate the extent to which single time estimates of methylmercury exposure based on blood-Hg concentration can provide reliable estimates of longer-term average exposure.

There have also been studies in which hair-Hg levels were examined across gestation or across a one year period within fish consuming populations [ 4- 7].

‡Further analysis of exposures (controlled for the initial model) showed going fishing, consuming chicken, and consuming home-delivered milk to be independently associated with cases of infection with ST-45, and these associations remained in the final multivariate model, including all variables listed in the table.

The population of fish eaters consuming fish contaminated by DDE and PBCs did not show a significant effect of the halogen-containing substances on AAM.

Furthermore, while video recordings documented a number of fish species consuming decaying COTS, we found no evidence of changes in fish abundance or the presence of fish disease, despite densities of injected COTS far exceeding those recorded during natural outbreaks.

"Clearly the fish are consuming highly radioactive food," said Paul G. Falkowski, a professor of marine, earth and planetary sciences at Rutgers University.

— Nick Fox Harvard Business Review: To prevent humans from denuding the oceans of fish and consuming them faster than they can reproduce, the magazine proposes declaring 20 percent of the oceans off-limits to fishing.