Sentence examples for catch over time from inspiring English sources

While they have been included in the analysis of governance relating to illegal fishing, these data do not contribute to the table showing the trends in illegal catch over time by region.

A comparison of prize-winning trophy fish caught over time can show that what today is considered a large fish was once the norm or small.

Darius McCollum is something out of New York City tabloid lore: the thief of all thieves, the guy who gets caught over and over again (30 times, in total), seemingly the minute he gets out of jail or prison for his previous caper.

To solve this problem, researchers looked for data that would allow them to calculate how much fishers catch over a given time period—a more reliable metric of actual cephalopod population numbers.

The difficulty comprehending complex language appears to be a delay rather than a deficit, so boys may "catch up" over time.

Was machine learning important from the start, or did they catch up over time?

It has, however, been shown that bulls with a small SC at one year of age did not catch up over time and would still have small SC measurements at 2 years of age.

However, MMRM analysis reveals that drug had a significant effect early in the trials, but that advantage was somewhat transitory as the placebo group tended to "catch up" over time.

The persistent failure of ADAM17-deficient glands to catch up over time despite the presence of other related enzymes also means that ADAM17 is the only physiologic sheddase for amphiregulin and/or that it is independently regulated.

It won't be easy at first, but you will catch on over time.

The DEC, however, stressed that campaigns for emergencies such as drought tended to accumulate donations over a longer period than natural disasters such as earthquakes, and said donations often caught up over time.