Sentence examples for fish values from inspiring English sources

Fisherman preferred to keep constant clients and fish values throughout the year, than following the 'demand/value' rule of the market.

However, when plotting the Salmonella cultivability averages for all materials (except copper) with time (Figure 4.D), it was observed that this difference is mainly due to an increased initial adhesion of Salmonella when co-cultured,and as PNA FISH values only comprise the last 24 h, the PNA FISH areas are comparatively smaller (Figure 4.B).

To obtain average fish values, we multiplied the RfD (0.1 μg/kg/day) by mean body weight values for each population (55 and 59 kg for the Japanese and Koreans, respectively) and divided by average intake rates obtained from open-ended time period results (first visit) and 2-week time period results for all returning participants (second/third visits).

Without electricity to pump oxygen, most of his stock perished, including a tank of Amazonian discus fish valued at almost $2,000.

Australia estimates that 13,750 tons of the fish valued at about $100 million wholesale were poached from its Antarctic economic zone last year.

Its last illegal catch of the fish, valued at $275,000 and destined for American restaurants, was confiscated by officials in Boston.

Also added is the manta ray, a fish valued for its feathery gill-rakers, sought after in China as an ingredient in a health tonic.

These losses have negative implications on fish supply and incomes of actors in the fish value chain particularly women who are involved in fish processing.

This resulted in a total sample of 509 fish value chain actors which were identified randomly and was distributed in fishing sites proportional to size.

This study was implemented within a broader project that aimed at increasing healthy fish supply and incomes of actors along the fish value chain through the promotion of fish solar tent dryers.

The low asset level for women leads to low levels of willingness to pay because they generally have limited access to incomes and other social resources (Ngwira 2001; Chiweza 2005; GoM 2008) which need to be addressed if meaningful development is to be achieved in the fish value chain.