Sentence examples for catch per year from inspiring English sources

The protest comes as the fishermen and State Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, left, continue their court challenge to a federal quota system that sets the amount of summer flounder each state can catch per year.

We aggregated mean catch per year from 2000 2004 by functional groups to assess the potential removal impact (Fig. 4D, Table S4) (see Materials and Methods and Text S1).

The world's largest single fishery is the Peruvian anchoveta, or anchovy: 2 to 5 million metric tons of anchovies are caught per year, and more than 95percentt of those fish go into reduction cookers.

Total annual catches per year at this site, however, were below 10 specimens (three sampling dates from middle of June till end of July - data not shown) both in 2012 and in 2013.

Soil cultivation in a temperate climate where usually only one catch crop per year is harvested does not necessarily mean that additional biomass cultivation must be supplemented horizontally (meaning that additional agricultural land is needed).

In each of the 12 ponds, a sample of adult frogs was caught twice per year, with catching dates differing among ponds and years (dates listed in Additional file 1: Number of P. esculentus of various genotypes caught in different ponds and years).

Still, Indonesia produces more than 100,000 tonnes of pole and line caught tuna per year, second only to Japan.

Inshore fishing mortality rates by the Naknek-Kvichak and Nushagak fishing districts were calculated as the proportion of fish caught (u) per year (y), by 10 mm length bins (l), as in Kendall et al.

Temporal trends from 1950 2004 were derived for overall invertebrate catch, total finfish and invertebrate catch, and mean invertebrate catch per country per year.

"Let's say your vessel was conceived to catch 300 tonnes per year and break even at that point.

M. challengeri is a significant prey item for ling, as well as being an important fishery species for human consumption; trawlers catch around 1000 t per year under the limitations of New Zealand's Quota Management System.