Sentence examples for rates of fish from inspiring English sources

"The increase in temperature of the North Sea is actually quite subtle — approximately two degrees Celsius — yet this appears to be having a detectable impact on growth rates of fish," Alan Baudron, a research fellow at the University of Aberdeen, said in a press release.

with a mixed algal diet had increased the survival rates of fish by 99.7% compared to the conventional feeds (96.5%).

"It is the best demonstration that the growth rates of fish themselves have been reduced in this stock," says David Conover of Stony Brook University in New York.

After 14 days challenge test with Edwardsiella tarda, cumulative survival rates of fish fed the SG and SG + BG diets were significantly higher than those of fish fed the BG and CONT diets.

At the end of 14 days, the cumulative survival rates of fish fed the SG and SG + BG diets were significantly higher than those of fish fed the BG and control diets (P < 0.05).

The results showed that the rates of fish by-catch from the research vessel were up to three times higher than from the commercial one, a situation that was mainly explained by the differences in the vessel's towing speeds.

Aim was to quantify the relation between fish size and attack rates of fish-borne trematodes in common carps (Cyprinus carpio).

Consumptions rates of fishes in Nigeria were obtained from FAO statistics book (FAO, 2011).

This could be a significant contribution toward the reliable dating of teleostean divergence times in light of the scarcity of teleostean fossil records in the Mesozoic and later (see above) and the probable deviation of molecular evolutionary rates of fishes from those of tetrapods [ 5, 62], for which molecular evolutionary rates are more reliably studied using ampler fossil records.

The natural attrition rate of fish larvae is horrendous.

Mr. Guthrie said the hatchery would need to modernize if it were to reopen, and it would need to improve its rate of fish survival.