Sentence examples for knowledge of the fish from inspiring English sources

Significantly fewer blacks had knowledge of the fish consumption warnings than whites.

Approximately 36% of anglers who had knowledge of the fish consumption warnings ate fish from the study area.

In particular, a limited knowledge of the fish intermediate hosts impedes a more effective control of fishery products and thus restriction of export of those fish that may harbor A. pacificus plerocercoids.

Instead, the pufferfish sold at Malaysian wet markets were often prepared by low-skilled foreign workers with little knowledge of the danger the fish posed to diners (or themselves).

In addition, it is necessary to expand the knowledge of fish ORs, especially for marine fishes, as the teleost fishes from which OR genes have been reported so far are mostly not strict marine fishes but freshwater, brackish or amphidromous.

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To assess our ability to identify such escapees, two observers working independently examined 40 photographs of trout and classified them as 'wild' or 'escapees' without prior knowledge of the origin of the fish or the location of capture.

As result, it is clear that the genome was not produced as an immediate product of recombination and given the lack of knowledge of the lineage of the fish analyzed and cross species cross used to produce the populations examined, it seems likely that this diverged genome was introduced by introgression form another strain or species.

This study examined the effect of 2 school-based interventions on adolescents' consumption and knowledge of fish with the hypothesis that home economics education would enhance the effect of modifications in the school canteen.

Together with species that are considered to be "data deficient" (Table 4), species-specific patterns partly reflect the current logistical limits to knowledge of marine fish population dynamics beyond the most abundant and largest species.

Increasing numbers of studies in West Africa, SE and South Asia and South America have increased basic knowledge of the ecology of estuarine fish faunas.