Sentence examples for growing fish from inspiring English sources

"Making bagels and growing fish".

By 2000, he was living in an Airstream in the woods near New Haven, trying to feed himself by growing fish from pet-store stock in plastic tubs.

Dr. Schreibman has helped Israel set up fish farms in the desert, and has experimented with growing fish with enlarged ovaries, for caviar production.

Globally though, some of the biggest beneficiaries of the growing fish industry will be found in the developing world, where fish exports in 2014 exceeded the combined net trade revenues from meat, tobacco, rice and sugar.

This artificially selects for smaller, slower growing fish in the population, says Berkeley.

The amounts aren't huge 34 tons in 2008 compared to more fecund, faster growing fish in shallower waters, but they have been declining due to overfishing.

Researchers report that because the largest and fastest-growing fish were harvested, cod have evolved to grow slowly--an adaptation that haunts them to this day.

Instead, the positive genetic correlations found suggest the existence of overall vigour during the grow-out period, that is, fast-growing fish are also the most resistant/tolerant to multiple mortality factors.

On the Mokelumne it appears that many fish can reach a size large enough to smolt at age 1, but the slower-growing fish are better served to mature as YOY and spawn at age 1 (Fig. 8B) rather than risk the extra freshwater mortality associated with waiting to smolt at age 2 (since much less time must elapse before the age 1 spawning opportunity compared to age 2 emigration).

Just because we can play God and produce designer foods, "fake" meat in factories, and unusually fast-growing fish, should we?

Direct comparison of matrix entries clearly reflected the greater importance of smaller fish in the isolated tributary compared to the Open system; survivals for non-growing fish were 20 35% higher for stage 1 and 2 and 7 8% lower for stages 3 and 4, and transitions for surviving and growing into the next stage were 10 to 91% lower (Figure 3).