Sentence examples for catch yield from inspiring English sources

The MSW component of the salmon stock is thus more important in terms of catch yield.

However, the development of shrimp farms in Sri Lanka had resulted in a significant fall in fish catch yields, say local conservationists.

Every subsequent reduction in target catches yielded yet larger no-fishing areas (Fig. 1 and Fig. 2).

Yield (catch as weight) and stock biomass were predicted for various levels of fishing effort, using the length-based Thompson and Bell analysis for the south-east arm of Lake Malawi.

As fishermen have been able to afford more sophisticated motorboats and nets, they have gone farther out to sea and caught bigger yields.

The machine isn't perfect — it doesn't catch everything, it yields a certain amount of false positives, and it requires human interpretation.

A Google search for "Barkley Sound" plus "catch and release" yielded Eagle Nook Wilderness Resort and Spa.

In the current study, an average catch crop yield of 4.5 t DM (dry mass) was chosen.

In the case of green manure, a catch crop yield of 2.5 t DM has been used and the catch crops were directly mulched into the ground to increase soil fertility.

We suggest that estimates of fishing effort, not just target catch or yield, serve as a necessary measure of fishing activity, which is a key link to evaluating sustainability and environmental impacts of coastal fisheries.

Second, we consider how closures can hedge against uncertainty in stock levels and catch and contribute to yield reliability.