Sentence examples for catch statistics from inspiring English sources

With the bluefin's extensive migration and depth range, long life and unpredictable behavior, catch statistics can't capture its real abundance.

The authors of the study, Reg Watson and Daniel Pauly, fisheries scientists at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, noted that the greatest effect of inflated catch statistics was to cause complacency about the state of the world's marine stock and about overfishing.

The regional database is an important regional resource for coastal fisheries management complementing national fisheries catch statistics.

Small-scale fisheries contribute to economies and food security of most of the world's rural-poor coastal communities but are poorly documented in national and regional catch statistics.

After using catch statistics and other raw data to verify the accuracy of the assessments, the panel concluded that the government findings were sound.

That's well above the 77 million mt that nations reported to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, which keeps global catch statistics.

There is no systematic global monitoring of shark and ray populations and the national fisheries catch landings statistics provide invaluable data for tracking fisheries trends in unmanaged fisheries (Newton et al., 2007; Worm et al., 2013).

Andrew Sparrow, writing on The Guardian's live blog, caught the statistics that Sir Paul offered in his won defense.

A year on, has our politicians' use of evidence improved any? On the one hand, Michael Gove has been caught quoting statistics from five-year-old surveys carried out by UKTV Gold and the Premier Inn.

VMS mapping generates a spatially and temporal explicit view of fisheries activity at a far greater resolution than catch-book statistics.

FEW statistics catch the eye like sweeping job cuts by large companies.