Sentence examples for supporting fish from inspiring English sources

Yet a healthy ecosystem had already taken hold, supporting fish, turtles, beavers, otters, freshwater clams and even the occasional visit by a bald eagle.

"The public need to know that job losses on this scale will impact specifically directly on flood risk management, on flood defence operations teams managing flood defences and carrying out river maintenance to enables flows to be conveyed away, enhancing the river's ecology and supporting fish stocks.

I couldn't help but notice that study after study demonstrated a lack of evidence for supporting fish oil supplementation in the prevention of major cardiac events (heart attacks, strokes) in patients at high risk or with known heart disease.

Looking around it would be easy to think this is a barren wasteland, but beneath our feet is a rich marine ecosystem, supporting fish, walrus and thousands of ringed seals.

It is considered Saline Class B surface water, to be kept suitable for primary and secondary contact recreation such as swimming, boating and fishing, and capable of supporting "fish, shellfish and wildlife propagation and survival".

The present study showed that 17.4% of tumors with positive HER2 testing had nonamplified HER2, and patients with this type of tumor showed difficulty in achieving pCR and frequent relapses, supporting FISH analysis as a primary HER2 testing.

Early in 2005 he issued his ruling, holding that while it was not directly engaged in fishing it was nevertheless engaging in activities supporting fishing and thus also subject to the SFPA.

They have found oxygen depression, but not levels too low to support fish, he said.

Besides, the ability of a waterway to support fish is a pretty simple and dramatic barometer of its health.

Since they cannot support fish, they provide a safe nursery for frogs and salamanders, but it was too early to see any eggs.

One-quarter of the Adirondacks' 3,000 lakes and streams had become too acidic to support fish life, or were headed that way.