Sentence examples for sets of fishes from inspiring English sources
During the period of experiment both the treated and control sets of fishes were fed with minced goat liver regularly.
Similarly, four sets of fish were fed with the fish feeds indicated in Table 2.
Three sets of fish were fed for 10 days with the feeds indicated in the Table 3 below.
The authors used 2 different sets of fishing games of identical make and model.
Images from three independent sets of FISH experiments are subjected to quantification.
Alternatively, larvae can be fixed at the desired time point after treatment, allowing analysis of large sets of fish subjected to an identical treatment.
Much of the variation between the data sets is likely related to the fact that only the exposed samples were common among the two analyses; the un-exposed samples in each used mRNA from different sets of fish.
Standard sets of fish-versatile primers (and species-specific primers if necessary) were used for short PCRs to amplify contiguous overlapping segments of the entire mitogenome for each otophysan species.
Cortisol values were approximately two-fold higher ~ 5 weeks later (i.e. one week after temperature had reached 16°C in the heat-exposed tanks) in both sets of fish with the "control before injection" (CBI) group showing average cortisol levels of 33.1 ± 6.8 ng ml-1 and the "heat-exposed before injection" (HBI) group showing average cortisol levels of 37.7 ± 7.5 ng ml-1.
Expression of Cap-H2-EGFP resulted in a significant decrease in pairwise distances between sets of FISH probes on each chromosome (X1 X2 = 1.75 ± 0.10 μm and 2L1 2L2 = 0.96 ± 0.04 μm; n = 60) when compared with control cells expressing EGFP (X1 X2 = 2.20 ± 0.15 and 2L1 2L2 = 1.21 ± 0.05 μm;n = 60).
Herein we provide the first detailed assessment of site-scale freshwater conservation priorities in the Neotropical Region, using validated occurrence data from a comprehensive set of fishes with restricted geographic distribution and information on threats in Brazilian river systems.
