Sentence examples for problem of fish from inspiring English sources

The main problem of fish oil extracted from waste is the high content in free fatty acids (FFA) which decrease the yield in fatty acids esters during transesterification reactions.

- IRB Director There are two potential approaches to the problem of "fishing".

The problem of fishing-induced evolution requires attention because it might be widespread, as most commercially harvested fish stocks experience intense exploitation rates, with fishing mortality being up to four times higher than the natural mortality (Mertz and Myers 1998).

One of the problems of fish growing in ponds is the dissolved oxygen (DO) concentration in the water.

The problem of intersex fish has been documented over the past two decades in nearly 40 fish species worldwide.

Although many of us are vaguely aware of the problem of endangered fish species, the crisis is so dire that it may quickly escalate if current commercial fishing practices aren't reined in.

It was a problem of "neither fish nor fowl".

The simplest solution to the problem of depleting fish is obvious: stop eating them.

THE deal on fishing quotas hammered out between European fisheries ministers just before Christmas was stringent enough to make fishermen angry but not to solve the problem of declining fish stocks.

As only a mad ocean scientist knows, fried dogfish is even better with powdered malt vinegar, which solves the problem of soggy fish and chips that plagues New Englanders and Britons.

In the sequel we consider an example which corresponds to the interval version of the problem of the fish population size over time, and the propositional harvesting model in uncertain environment is presented to show the efficiency of the approach.