Sentence examples for fish survival from inspiring English sources

Fish survival was significantly affected by experimental diets; thus, survival rates in fish fed the EAAD and PF diets were 8.9 and 25.6% lower, respectively, than in fish fed the control diet (Table 3).

Mr. Guthrie said the hatchery would need to modernize if it were to reopen, and it would need to improve its rate of fish survival.

A "cloak of noise" produced by motor boats is making small fish easy prey for predators, according to the first study to show noise pollution in the seas can have a direct impact on fish survival.

Canadian scientists have combined such remote-sensing data with detailed records of the juvenile and adult haddock population off eastern Nova Scotia to determine the relationship between blooms and fish survival.

So as water temperatures reach critical levels in the summer, Mr. Lamothe asks a rancher near Wisdom to forgo some of his water to keep it in-stream for fish survival.

The percentages of fish survival values were arcsine transformed.

He graduated with honors from West Point, where an entry next to his senior yearbook photograph notes that he was active in several clubs, including Hunting and Fishing, Survival Games and Officer Christian Fellowship.

Survival in the Lower River reaches was stable and exceeded 0.90 for both barged and in-river fish, while survival decreased markedly in the Estuary.

But considering everything I'd learned about tuna, humans and the chances of the great fish's survival, it suddenly seemed infinitely more appropriate to fight this tuna with the full expression of humanity's power.

Replacing saturated fat with polyunsaturated fat prevented coronary events in men, and a Mediterranean diet and fatty fish improved survival.

Thus, for maximum fish growth, survival and higher yields, fish farmers are advised to regularly monitor water quality parameters, particularly unionised ammonia to ensure that they are within the acceptable range.