Sentence examples for marine performance from inspiring English sources
Hugh Aldersey-Williams begins with a trip to the shore near his Norfolk home, preparing the reader for "Nature's greatest marine performance".
In addition to confirming the marine performance differences also found by McGinnity et al.
The specific phenotypic traits driving the marine performance differences between the groups can also only be speculated at.
2011), but here we found no sex ratio differences between Localfemale × Foreignmale and Foreignfemale × Localmale hybrid groups in terms of adult returns, which would argue against sex-linked recessive mutations (or mutations with sex-specific expression) affecting marine performance.
Our findings add to a growing number of studies demonstrating marine performance differences between genetically divergent salmon populations (McGinnity et al. 1997, 2003, 2004; Gilk et al. 2004) and highlight the need to better understand the extent and scale of LA during the marine phase and potential linkages between freshwater and marine adaptations (Fraser et al. 2011).
Here, we report on a common garden field-experiment where the freshwater survival, marine performance and fitness-related phenotypes of wild Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) from two adjacent catchments in the west of Ireland were compared in the home environment of one of them.
The experimental results are utilised as statistical input parameters in a probabilistic deterioration model, facilitating the robust evaluation of marine durability performance with uncertainty incorporated.
MARINE model performances are tested on a large database of 117 flash floods occurred during the last two decades in the French Mediterranean region.
Several SeaWorld-style stadiums are to host marine animal performances by Beluga whales, dolphins, sea lions and walruses.
Marine field tests demonstrate that such a system has good marine anti-biofouling performance.
To fulfill all of these training requirements, a high performance marine radar simulator is needed.
