Sentence examples for fish establishing from inspiring English sources
However, the homologous protein coding region of the PDE4DIP DUF1220 domain in nonmammalian vertebrates shows 70% similarity and 32% identity at the amino acid level as far back as bony fish, establishing that a DUF1220 domain precursor in PDE4DIP existed at least 450 mya.
Another five of the 12 displaced fish established residency at the artificial reef through the duration of our study.
The blockface was coarse milled until the myotomes were revealed and the exact orientation of the fish established.
These analyses of multiple steroids in single fish established for the first time changes in estrone in small model fish associated with estrogenic activity.
We invited a cohort of 4,206 frequent and infrequent consumers of Great Lakes fish established during the early 1990s (Hanrahan et al. 1999) to participate in a follow-up study.
Many marine shore and freshwater fishes establish territories during the breeding season, and some may travel in relatively loose schools or shoals when not breeding.
It rebounded after the coastal moratorium on recreational and commercial fishing established by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission in the 1980s, but in the last decade, the numbers have once again declined significantly.
Today, their numbers--and the fish themselves--remain small, despite a moratorium on fishing established in 1993.
The IGFA also promoted scientific study by encouraging the tagging of released fish to establish fish habitat patterns and by working for conservation of endangered species.
Carnivorous zooplankton species are predators on and competitors for food of larval fish [13], establishing the potential for a cultivation-depensation loop [14].
For example, directly visualizing nuclear spatial distribution of minimal intron by using interphase fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) and establishing mutated genes where minimal introns are artificially lengthened and/or disrupted would provide very important evidence for their function.
