Sentence examples for regulation of fish from inspiring English sources

The implications of all three subfamilies in immune regulation of fish are discussed.

Duplicated fish GHRs represent a new and perhaps complex step on the regulation of fish somatotropic axis.

In contrast with our data, there is some evidence in the literature for regulation of fish CYP3As by estrogens, however, generally in an inhibitory, rather than a stimulatory, manner (e.g., Arukwe et al. 1997; Buhler et al. 2000).

Except for this study, which is indicative of neuronal regulation of fish eye colour change, nothing is to our knowledge known regarding what hormones, transmitter substances and second messengers that can mediate physiological colour change in eyes.

And how to share it out?The biggest failure, though, is in the regulation of fishing.

In Seattle, environmentalists dressed up as exotic sea turtles to protest the poor regulation of fishing fleets, but the demonstrators in Miami will be unemployed union members dressed as themselves, protesting the absence of basic labor standards in the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Classifying the species as threatened could conceivably lead to regulation of fishing (which removes the herbivores that keep algae in check) and emissions of greenhouse gases (which make the seas uncomfortably warm for coral), says marine biologist Ellen Pikitch, executive director of the University of Miami's Pew Institute for Ocean Science.

This will involve the translation of the existing guidelines into the main FAO languages and the production of new technical guidelines in several key areas including: inland fisheries; post-harvest practices and trade; regulation of fishing effort and the problem of over-capacity, and the unique features of artisanal and small-scale fisheries in relation to the Code (Table 2a).

Next month, a lead article "Sushi Goes Global" describes how in just a decade a Japanese speciality has become a worldwide phenomenon involving the international regulation of the fish trade.

PARIS — Delegates to a United Nations conference on endangered species voted down three of four proposals to protect sharks on Tuesday, handing another victory to Japan, China and countries opposed to the involvement of the international authorities in regulation of ocean fish.

Second, the Capps bill would preempt the emergence of ecologically risky, piecemeal regulation of ocean fish farming in different regions of the U.S. Efforts are already afoot in Hawaii, California, the Gulf of Mexico and New England to expand marine aquaculture without consistent standards to govern their environmental or social performance.