Sentence examples for progress of fish from inspiring English sources

The progress of FISH technologies based on chromosome painting, SKY and multiplex-FISH or multicolour-FISH (M-FISH) (Schröck et al, 1996; Speicher et al, 1996) has overcome the limitations of conventional cytogenetic methods in the characterisation of complex chromosome alterations observed in cancers.

To follow the progress of the fish up river, additional telemetry stations equipped with up to three antennas and a data logging radio receiver (SRX_400; Lotek Engineering Inc., Newmarket, ON), as detailed in English et al. (2004) and Robichaud and English (2007) were strategically deployed throughout the mainstem Fraser River and at the entrances to the natal sub-watershed (Fig. 1).

Ancient Hawaiians were the first to recognize the increasing age and weathered state of the volcanoes to the north as they progressed on fishing expeditions along the islands.

"The metaphor of the vertebrate brain climbing up the ladder of progress from fish to human has been replaced by the theme of a largely conservative bauplan of vertebrate brain organization".

Furthermore, we discuss recent progress and future biotechnological prospects of fish transgenesis, which has strong applications for the aquaculture industry.

He also looked forward to a post-Brexit future for UK fisheries, saying: "As we prepare to leave the EU we have an opportunity to build on progress made and improve the management of fish stocks in our waters, but we will continue to follow the principles of fishing sustainably and ending the wasteful practice of discarding fish".

In the context of fish transcriptomics, a special issue of the Journal of Fish Biology (Miller and Maclean 2008) reported the progress that has been made with nonmodel organisms.

We also took several pictures using a Nikon D300 s with a 105 mm 2.8 G_ED lens to record the progress of the development of the fish.

This suggests a more rapid initiation and progress of the regeneration process in young fish.

The approach that prevailed until the late 19th century was based on the idea, taken from Enlightenment writings, that there is a natural progress of society from primitive hunting and fishing groups through the stage of nomadism to settled agriculture, trade, and urbanization.

Ichthyophobia- Fear of fish.