Sentence examples for models for fish from inspiring English sources

Integrating exposure and effects data in ecological models for risk assessment of toxic chemicals relies on coupling food web analysis with bioaccumulation models (e.g., Gobas-type models for fish and their food webs), wildlife exposure models, dose response models, and population dynamics models.

One 10 um thick section from such a specimen, however, would correspond to <70% tumor nuclei, since these are >10 um and disoriented (described in models for FISH determinations [26]).

The "Manual of Fish Stock Assessment" is mainly concerned with the theoretical aspects of the most used models for fish stock assessment.

The model for fish freshness testing is based on the image statistical features which are derived from the gills region of the saturation channel.

Post segmentation, a statistical relationship of the segmented gill region is established to design an assessment model for fish freshness identification.

Besides being a vertebrate multidisciplinary model, zebrafish is now also in the process of being accepted as a model for fish in aquaculture.

In this paper, we used a life history optimization model for fish to investigate how the size-selectivity of fishing gear may affect fishing-induced evolution.

Outputs from a physiologically based toxicokinetic (PB-TK) model for fish were visualized by mapping time-series data for specific tissues onto a three-dimensional representation of a rainbow trout.

The physiologically based multicompartment model for fish was used and further developed by incorporating a relationship between lipid fractions in the whole body and the volume of fat compartment (SI eqs S20 S22).

Table 3 reports the frequency of adverse pregnancy outcomes and the odds ratios (OR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) for PB and for LBW and SGA newborns according to frequency of fish and shellfish intake, both when these were included separately (models 1 for fish and 2 for shellfish) or simultaneously (model 3) in regression models.

On the other hand, a multicompartment model, e.g., the physiologically based toxicokinetic (PBTK) model developed for fish by Nichols and co-workers, may be viewed as more complex than one-compartment models because it requires more physiological data and simulates multiple compartments.