Sentence examples for fish-derived from inspiring English sources

The source of TMA is fish-derived TMAO [ 3], meat-derived betaine/choline/phosphatidylcholine [ 1, 2], and the medicine l-carnitine [ 4].

With respect to the consumption of fish oil or other supplements that are fish-derived, caution is warranted, as mercury contamination may be possible.

Some are fed fish-derived feed, but not all.

Throughout history, different cultures have used fish protein as a food source, with wild-caught fish providing the bulk of fish-derived protein.

The oil itself is chemically indistinguishable from the fish-derived oil, and the yeast, when it's used for animal feed (it's now used to feed farmed salmon), is dead.

Similarly, it is inverted snobbery of the worst kind to maintain that a "proper" fish finger sandwich can only be made with budget fish fingers, which offer a tiny, grey inner core of mulched, fish-derived protein matter at the centre of a limp, greasy lump of breadcrumb.

Expanded production of hybrid striped bass, however, is limited because of uncontrolled variation in performance of fish derived from undomesticated broodstock.

Depth distributions of 71 mesophotic and rariphotic fishes derived from 4,436 depth observations between 40 and 309 m off Curaçao, southern Caribbean.

Gelatin for medical purpose is of bovine or porcine origin and shows an extensive cross-reactivity (although not with fish derived gelatin) [46].

Fish inhabiting habitats with shorter duration of seasonal water (i.e., more arid) may experience a shorter window of survival than fish derived from more humid habitats.

Most marine fishes derive from wild populations collected from coral reef habitats along the coastal margins of the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans.