Sentence examples for high ingestion from inspiring English sources
Fish collected in proximity of the wreck showed a high ingestion of microplastics compared to both fish from a control area and values reported worldwide.
Our study provided evidence that adaptive mechanisms such as a high ingestion rate and efficient use of fatty acids, among others, operate at low temperatures, beyond the mechanistic effect that temperature has on the enzymatic kinetics of O. maya.
Feeding stimulant (FS) is defined as the substance which has high ingestion rate by fish (Kasumyan and Døving 2003).
Therefore, the high ingestion ratio of the highly acidic TS pellets in the present study also could be contributed by the Cl− ion.
This result confirmed that the high ingestion ratio of the TS pellets with pH 2.4 and 3.0 was not due to the pellet's texture.
For example, Shimabukuro and Henry (in press) described the diet of Chironomus sancticaroli larvae as a high ingestion of coarse particulate organic matter and algae in later development stages.
The clinical study correlating a higher ingestion of omega-3 fatty acids with lower murder rates raises some questions: How, for example, would the higher intake of mercury in fish affect the brain?
For example, Ward et al.34 exposed the blue mussel Mytilus edulis and the oyster Crassostrea virginica to polystyrene nanoparticles, aggregated nanoparticles and micro-particles and found a higher ingestion rate for the aggregated nanoparticles34.
Results showed that total prey ingestion rate estimates decreased over the course of incubation by up to 75% after 24-h, with highest ingestion rates obtained during the initial 6-h.
A higher ingestion rate was determined by counting the number of fluorescent E. coli within the ciliate over 120 s, but this was equivalent to that obtained for the stained E. coli using the same direct method of analysis.
Hector et al. (2009) reported that retention of fluoride in young children may be higher (≈ 70%) on account of higher ingestion through food and dentifrice.
