Sentence examples for strategy fish from inspiring English sources

An alternative strategy, FISH, allows the positioning of unique sequences and repetitive DNA on chromosomes.

To validate our SHG probes and detection strategy, FISH experiments were performed along with conventional qPCR to compare the expression level of Her2 mRNA in the above cell lines.

In the closely related Nile tilapia, which has a similar reproductive strategy, fish holding-water decreased aggression within pairs of juvenile fish and this was more accentuated when the fish pairs (of undetermined sex) were from the same original group [ 44].

The study considered three web-based ES: WITS-advisor — for e-business strategy development, Fish-Expert — for fish disease diagnosis, and IMIS — to promote intelligent interviews.

To address overfishing many countries are adopting a more sustainable strategy for fishing and have introduced fishing quotas which limit the amount of fish that can be caught and killed from specific species.

These results suggest that the structure of polychaete families, sulphides and granulometry conform an appropriate strategy for fish farming monitoring.

But as Max acknowledges, many jobs are not advertised, so you need a second strategy to fish for these--carefully targeted speculative applications based on knowledge of the local labour market.

As in humans and non-human primates, genuine counting appears to be a 'last resort' strategy in fish, when no other perceptual mechanism may suggest the quantity of the elements.

The latter strategy allows fish oil to mix with food, with which it exits from the stomach into the small bowel.

They benefited from their "uncomfortable" living experience in the temporary settlement by learning how to change their fishing strategy and use fishing pontoons.

We find that improved spatial information can increase fishery value significantly (>10% in our simulations), and that it changes dramatically the efficient management approach-switching from diffuse effort everywhere to a strategy where fishing is spatially targeted, with some areas under intensive harvest and others closed to fishing.