Sentence examples for catch effort from inspiring English sources
Blackmon burst onto the draft scene with a 111 catch effort in 2010, and a full year in the spotlight made him the Andrew Luck of receivers.
In general, values of catch, effort and CPUE did not differ significantly between logbooks and beach sampling, and spatial and temporal trends in examined indices were similar across both data sources.
This study examined industry logbooks, and beach- and port-based fishery-dependent data sources for monitoring and assessing catch, effort, catch-per-unit-of-effort (CPUE) and size compositions of beach clams in a small-scale fishery in eastern Australia.
"Conservation and management of sharks is impaired by the lack of accurate data on catch, effort, discards, and trade data, as well as limited information on the biological parameters of many species and their identification". (Fisheries and Aquaculture Department, 2007) In this case, the UN has proposed no cooperative international plan.
Using a Bayesian movement model to partition whale movement into traveling and area-restricted search states, we found that both whale behavior and krill catch effort were spatially clustered, with distinct hotspots of the whale activity in the Gerlache and southern Branfield Straits.
Such asymmetry presents management challenges that result in an inability to control the total catch effort of any given species.
The framework developed is adaptive so that adjustments to catch or effort are recursive and can respond to changing environments, socioeconomic conditions, and fishing practices.
GLMs were applied to a coupled dataset of longline fisheries catch and effort, and seamount location information.
By treating fisheries as a cost, marine reserve selection tools require that they be summarized in one layer – this often involves adding or averaging the catches, effort, or catch-per-unit-effort of fisheries for each area [20].
Log book results on effort and catch per unit effort for most of the gear have also been presented in figures 9.3.1 and 9.3.2 in [62].
The Frenchman attempted to chip the ball into the net, but Cardiff goalkeeper David Marshall caught the effort and he never played for the club again.
