Sentence examples for seafood organisms from inspiring English sources

However, a revision of the seafood organisms that can act as toxin vectors has not been carried out.

Although the prescribed controls in EC regulation 854/2004 apply to echinoderms, tunicates and marine gastropods, several difficulties are posed to a cost-effective monitoring program for these quite diverse and non-analogous groups of seafood organisms.

"All of the seafood organisms that we collected came back with TPH levels that were of concern to us, and a number of them were very, very high," Orr said.

Ingestion of Po210 through seafood consumption varies from place to place and depends on the concentration of Po210 in seafood organisms, as well as on the consumption rate of seafood.

In seawater or undercooked seafood these organisms can cause acute gastroenteritis and septicemia.

All seafood and aquatic organisms contain some of the longer-chain omega-3 fatty acids, but cold-water fatty fish contain more DHA and EPA than lean fish.

Although organic arsenic in seafood and some terrestrial organisms (Irgolic et al. 1999) primarily affects total rather than speciated arsenic in urine, other forms of arsenic in seafood (e.g., arsenosugars in bivalves and seaweed) can contribute to methylated arsenic species in urine (Le et al. 1999; Polissar et al. 1990).

Because of high arsenic concentration in algae and marine micro-organisms, seafood is the highest dietary source of arsenic (Tao and Bolger 1999).

The results of the sea-grant program include such developments as a wave-powered pump that removes salt from seawater to make it potable, new drugs from marine organisms, compost from seafood waste, and the hybrid striped bass fish-farming industry.

Bry's interest in biology began as a child on Hilton Head Island in South Carolina where she spent a lot of time catching seafood and studying the strange organisms that washed up on the beach.

Seafood businesses are being hurt.