Even if we use herrings or dill, we cook unconsciously with this identity".
A mere 35 stylish rust-corduroy seats surround an open kitchen, where the chef, Roy Wiggers, recasts mashed potatoes and sauerkraut as risotto with sauerkraut; does rollmops of tuna instead of herring; and uses herring for a tartare.
Extensive searches of sequences from all organisms, in all relevant GenBank databases, using herring, rainbow smelt and sea raven antifreeze proteins as the queries, revealed no close matches and no ten-Cys lectin other than the type II AFPs.
The murine standard curve was established from serial dilution of a mouse DNA sample using herring sperm DNA as the diluent.
While the use of herring bait in lobster traps is the most plausible explanation for the increase in fish in the diet of lobsters in GI, we cannot rule out other possibilities.
Our results suggest that human use of herring bait may be subsidizing juvenile lobster diets, thereby enhancing lobster growth and the overall economic value and yield of one of the most valuable fisheries in the U.S. Our study illustrates that shifting to an ecosystem approach to fisheries management should require consideration of cross-fishery interactions.
Restricting these estimates to mid-coast Maine (i.e., from Sagadahoc County to Lincoln County) where sampling efforts were conducted still resulted in an estimated $20.8 million (2,539 MT) in 2002 and $25.5 million (2,512 MT) in 2004 of additional value to the lobster fishery from use of herring bait.
The writers know how use red herrings to mess with our minds and titillate us with sub-plots that seem to have no relevance to the investigation.
If you can use red herrings to knock your reader off the scent for a while, it'll be all the more rewarding when everything finally clicks in their mind and they say, "Oh!
This isn't the first major drama to use red herrings as a means of protecting its secrets, either.
