Sentence examples for fishing suggests from inspiring English sources

The nature of hunting and fishing suggests that this force may lead to microevolutionary trait changes (Policansky 1993; Law 2000; Allendorf et al. 2008; Allendorf and Hard 2009).

Similarly, a life-history model on pike (Esox lucius) exploited by recreational fishing suggests that selection would favour individuals with increased reproductive investment, which would in turn reduce the energy available for somatic growth (Arlinghaus et al. In Press).

Classic theory of fishing suggests rapid population recovery if fishing is ceased, but in practice recovery rates have been much slower than expected, and in some cases the expected recovery has not taken place at all (Hutchings 2000a).

Its presence in the fish suggests that TCDD is far more persistent and mobile than Dow has claimed.

Glasgow Kiss, on clarinet, broods over a slower pulse, Strong and Thin shifts from high-register bass-clarinet smears to frog-gurgling low warbles, and Ye Gods and Little Fishes suggests an abstract Scottish-pipe lament.

The very placement of a human face on the front end of a fish suggests the conflation of a man and his dog in the 1978 remake of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers".

The small change in δ13C between the diet and fish suggests that little isotope alteration is occurring during the assimilation of dietary carbon.

The unique plasticity of sex differentiation in fish suggests that these animals may be very susceptible to disruption of sexual characteristics by pollutants.

Their often potent properties and widespread prevalence in fish suggests that designing means of manipulating their levels has considerable potential for maintaining or improving fish health.

The new study, which focused entirely on ray-finned fish, suggests that this evolutionary adaptation occurred many more times than that.

The lower level of PEPCK gene expression in the hatchery-reared fish suggests that they have higher insulin levels than the naturally-reared fish.