Sentence examples for catch estimates from inspiring English sources

Random sampling improved knowledge about the fleet and confidence in catch estimates.

Ebola is much harder to catch: estimates of R0 in different parts of the outbreak range from 1.5 to 2.2.

The report was deeply critical of the federal government's record in reducing such waste, saying the National Marine Fisheries Service "usually fails" at even such basic tasks as maintaining accurate and up-to-date catch estimates.

The NMFS personnel apparently reviewed fishermen's catch estimates based on their receipts and compared these to finalized state landings information and (presumably) tax records.

Historical abundance estimates for this ESU do not exist, but they likely numbered in the hundreds of thousands, given catch estimates of 3 9 million pounds (1.4 4.1 million kg) annually (Waples et al. 1991; Williams et al. 2008).

Recreational fishers are estimated at around 2.5 million, with the total catch estimated at 24,000 t of fish and 3100 t of shellfish.

Certainty scores are assigned to reconstructed data to indicate qualitative expert assessment of the relative accuracy of the catch estimate derived from the underlying data, assumptions and methods used for each sector and country13.

Certainty scores relate to the estimated accuracy of the reconstructed catch data13 and is based on qualitative expert assessment of the relative accuracy of the catch estimate derived from the underlying data, assumptions and methods used for each sector and country, and was developed from a similar approach used in the IPCC process22.

The decline of illegal fishing in the Western Indian Ocean reflects gradually increasing control over time by coastal states, particularly those in the extreme north and countries of the Southern African Development Community, and a reduction in the unreported catch estimated by the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC).

Figure (3.1). gives the shark fin exports from 1963 to 1994 and the total catch estimated (Anderson and Ahmed, 1993) using this data.

Observed catch rates in 1988 were slightly lower, (2.89) but would still yield a total catch estimate of more than 8000.