Sentence examples for catches compared from inspiring English sources

For example, lower functional evenness was observed in reported and industrial catches compared to the total catch (positive difference values; orange/red shading in Fig. 6) in the trait based analysis for the Desventuradas Islands of Chile (Fig. 6a(i); 70% catch reported & b (i); 99% industrial catch).

But neither of those catches compares to Stewart's leap against the wall among the groping hands, one with a glove.

It lasted three days but wiped out an estimated nine-tenths of the catch, compared with two years earlier.

The area once accounted for as much as a quarter of the Northeast's total catch, compared with 5 percent to 7 percent today.

The men who kill in the field are relatively easy for the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) and private rangers to catch, compared with the middlemen and kingpins orchestrating the trade.

Even so, the border is lightly patrolled and few people are caught, compared with the intensely watched United States border with Mexico.

Due to its higher catch efficiency the new dredge caused less damage per unit catch compared to the traditional dredge, yet compared to the otter trawl it appears less environmentally friendly.

Over the course of 2 years, fishers participating in the Walking Fish community-supported fishery received 33% more revenue for their catch compared to the average monthly ex-vessel price of finfish and shellfish landed in the surrounding region, and an additional 14% to 18% more per dollar by way of year-end profit sharing.

According to Tayseer Abu Hasyrah, who has a seafood restaurant on the Gaza beach, only 10percentt of the fish are being caught compared to before the siege.

Catron noted that the number of apprehensions on the southern border had reached a historic low, including 42% fewer families and unaccompanied children caught compared with the previous fiscal year.

In center field, I saw the ball good off the bat and took off to the spot where I thought it was going and kept running and running, closing in on the outfield fence and stopping just short of it as I made an over-the-shoulder catch compared in all the sporting journals of the day to Willie Mays's astounding catch of Vic Wertz's drive to the warning track in the 1954 World Series.