Sentence examples for fish generate from inspiring English sources
Just how the fish generate a stream of water powerful enough to detach prey from vegetation has been a mystery.
So simply-prepared fish remain important, and Baltic and North Sea fish generate not only great dishes but a certain pride.
The most promising technology for combatting invaders may lie in the realm of pheromones, the odors that the fish generate, especially in turbid waters, to attract sex partners, to warn of danger or, like canines, to mark hospitable territory.
Therefore, a new suitable methodology for biotechnological investigations in aquaculture was established, with a high potential to improve the production of commercially valuable fish, generate transgenic animals and preserve endangered fish species.
Unlike adult mammals, which can repair but not regenerate new nephrons, fish generate nephrons de novo throughout life and after kidney injury.
If anadromous, hatchery-reared fish generate a greater proportion of nonanadromous offspring than anadromous wild fish, or vice-versa, then the relative fitness of hatchery-reared anadromous fish relative to wild fish in these studies would have been underestimated or overestimated, respectively.
Lobsters are Maine's most valuable fish, generating $300m in annual sales, and accounting for 60% of America's entire lobster catch.
Meanwhile, China, as well as being the world's leading producer of farmed fish, generates huge demand for salmon and salmon products as a more luxurious addition to Chinese menus.
The upstream fish enhances the thrust with an area of high pressure at the heads of the two downstream fish, but the region of low pressure created between the two downstream fish generates a strong suction and is detrimental to the swimming of the upstream fish.
Rising demand of fish generates various pressures on aquatic ecosystems, causing its deterioration and the loss of its biodiversity.
Along the body musculature, obviously, the vortex helps prevent trypsin to be diluted away by the water, particularly since fish generates suction pressures due to the vorteces along the fish body.
