Sentence examples for catch per unit of from inspiring English sources

Catch per unit of effort (CPUE) estimates in the mid-2000s were only half those in the mid-1990s.

The catch per unit of effort, a common proxy used to diagnose stock condition, has also decreased significantly since 2000, according to the study.

The objective was to achieve minimum netting drag and beneficial strain transfer within the trawl such that maximum trawling performance (catch per unit of fuel) might be obtained in the field.

Catch per unit of effort (CPUE) needs to be standardized to remove the effects of factors such as fishing time and location, before it can be used as an index of abundance in fish stock assessments.

A trawl tow duration experiment was conducted to determine whether a reduction in tow duration from 30 to 15 min on the annual bottom trawl survey of the eastern Bering Sea (EBS) would influence either the catch size distribution or catch per unit of swept area (CPUE) for snow crab (Chionoecetes opilio), Tanner crab (C. bairdi) and red king crab (Paralithodes camtschatica).

Generalized additive models were applied to catch per unit of effort data to evaluate the effect of spatial, temporal and environmental factors on the horizontal distribution of the life stages (juvenile, adult) and the sexes at the estimated depth of catch.

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.

This suggests most clams were captured in the first 30 s of digging, with fewer caught per unit of time thereafter.

Based on an e stimate of the next two years' data on effort and environmental regime, an exploratory prediction is proposed for catches per unit of effort (CPUE), and a graph gives variations in "maximum sustainable yields mSY)" and "optimal fishing efforts (fmax)" according to different environmental regimes.

The catch-per-unit-effort of all animals entrapped in conventional traps was significantly higher than in the vented traps at each time observation.

Overall, 71% of the kills were sourced in primary forest, but hunting in primary forest, which was often combined with other extractive activities (such as Brazil nut harvesting), yielded the lowest catch-per-unit-effort of all habitats.