Sentence examples for live aquatic from inspiring English sources

Guidelines issued by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) note that you can receive a free plastic bag if your shopping includes items from a long list of exemptions, including: uncooked fish, meat and poultry products, unwrapped blades and "live aquatic creatures in water".

Circumstances in which the new charge does not apply, however, includes any bag containing medicine, or that used to contain "live aquatic creatures in water", the government says, or any bag used to contain a product bought "on board a ship, train, aircraft, coach or bus".

The Cu concentrations in the soft tissue of dead snails found in this study were higher than the tissue Cu concentrations in live aquatic organisms reported in the literature.

By incorporating an additional opening in the cavity, it could act as east access inlet for samples, as well as an entrance for live aquatic samples in the future.

Under Section 1105 of the pending National Aquatic Invasive Species Act of 2007 (NAISA) [99], U.S. federal agencies would have to complete a screening process for planned importations of live aquatic organisms, and make a determination to allow or restrict importation within 180 days of receiving a request for permission to import aquatic organisms [100].

Live aquatic plants require more care, but can keep the tank cleaner and even provide food and oxygen for your fish.

P.T. Barnum, the circus entrepreneur, recognized the commercial possibilities of living aquatic animals and, in 1856, opened the first display aquarium at the American Museum in New York City as a private enterprise.

From 14C measurements of living aquatic plants and the contemporaneous atmosphere by Olsson et al. [52, 53], reservoir ages of up to 2,000 years could be calculated for Swedish lakes.

Such behavior could be correlated to the concentration of certain pollutants of interest, leading to environmentally friendly assays which avoid the use of living aquatic organisms for water quality testing (Figure 5AII) [60].

The living aquatic macrophyte P. stratiotes has been extensively used in bioaccumulation processes (Sune et al. 2007), phytoremediation (Skinner et al. 2007) and for removal of Cr VI) ions (Das et al. 2013), which makes the study using dead biomass very important.

Many environmental scientists believe amphibians, including frogs, are good biological indicators of broader ecosystem health because of their intermediate positions in food chains, their permeable skins, and typically biphasic lives (aquatic larvae and terrestrial adults).