Sentence examples for in finfish from inspiring English sources

The study concludes that PHB HV can be used as a potential immunostimulant in finfish aquaculture.

As an example, foods of marine origin (finfish, shellfish, algae) represent significant sources of dietary arsenic exposure although US studies have indicated that less than 10percentt of the total arsenic in finfish and approximately 30percentt of the total arsenic in shellfish from uncontaminated waters represented inorganic arsenic (Valette-Silver et al. [1999]; Lorenzana et al. [2009]).

Streptococcus iniae is a significant pathogen in finfish aquaculture, though knowledge of virulence determinants is lacking.

Many of the described patterns are reminiscent of an earlier phase in finfish fisheries during which the rate of finding new fishing areas, new target species, and more efficient gears masked overall catch trends [14].

We suggest this may be a result of better fishing technology combined with growing demand due to the increasing global human population, changes in diet preferences (e.g., the rise of sushi restaurants in Western countries), declines in finfish fisheries, as well as more and more smaller fisheries being exploited, facilitated by global transport.

Through comparative genomic approaches, sequence information from other vertebrates can be used to quickly isolate homologous genes in finfish.

In an outbreak in western USA in 1993, finfish were also implicated as vectors, and sea birds and mammals suffered neurological symptoms.

In contrast, after many decades of increasing exploitation and fish stock depletion, concerted management efforts in several regions around the world achieved the reverse: a reduction in overall exploitation rate and an increase in stock biomass in several finfish fisheries [7].

In 2008, finfish such as cod, plaice and herring constituted less than 2% of landings by weight (Figure 13a).

In 1985, finfish made up over 60% of the landings by weight and 37% by value, compared to just 2% by weight and 0.5% by value in 2008 (Figure 15).

In other finfish species such as the carp, the intestine length is greater.