Sentence examples for shellfish diet from inspiring English sources

Oysters were fed 120,000 cells per mL per day of Shellfish Diet 1800 (Reed Mariculture, Campbell, CA, USA).

Kato and colleague [ 1] performed a prospective study of omega-3 fatty acid (fish or shellfish diet) and colorectal cancer in New York and Florida.

Cadmium in a shellfish diet was shown to be bioavailable in the study by Vahter et al. (1996) who found cadmium intake to be 11 μg/day for women in the mixed-diet group and 28 μg/day for those in the high-shellfish diet group.

At time 0 h, a ration of Instant Algae Shellfish Diet 1800 (Reed Mariculture, Campbell, CA), consisting of four inactivated algae (Isochrysis, Pavlova, Thalassiosira weissflogii, and Tetraselmis), was added to each tank, at the rate of 1 × 10 algae/mL of seawater [ 14].

Can you explain the relationship of high fish and shellfish diets on HDL/LDL levels in the bloodstream?

At the LOCs set by the FDA, we calculated cancer risks of 4,094 and 20,214 per million people for a combined high-shellfish diet for the woman and pregnant woman scenarios, respectively (Table 3).

Although the combined high-shellfish diet scenario represents the sum of individual shellfish consumption rates, it is consistent with estimates of high-end shellfish consumption [see Supplemental Material, p. 4 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1103695)].

However, an increase in blood cadmium of 63% and an increase in urinary cadmium of 24% were found among those consuming the high-shellfish diet who had plasma ferritin levels < 20 μg/L when compared with those who consumed mixed diets and had the same low body iron stores.

Using the vulnerable population risk profiles, the FDA LOC equation (adult scenario), and the U.S. EPA/California EPA ADAFs/ASFs and risk calculation methods (child and pregnant woman scenarios), we derived revised LOCs for benzo[ a]pyrene (BaP), one of the most potent PAHs, and for cancer risk from naphthalene in individual types of seafood and for a combined cumulative shellfish-rich diet.

Like the Calusa, the Tequesta hunted small game, but depended more upon roots and less on shellfish in their diets.

Anglers were queried about the general source of the finfish and shellfish in their diets, whether recreationally caught or commercially bought.