Sentence examples for changes of fishery from inspiring English sources

Results are discussed in the light of historical changes of fishery exploitation and other pressures in the basin.

Temporal and spatial fluctuations of productivity patterns (including potential changes of fisheries ground) are very likely to be influenced by future discharges of rivers.

We utilized a mixed methods approach, including an email survey and focus groups with fishery managers, to identify information gaps in understanding the impacts of climate change on fishery management.

The experimental design aims at studying behavior under uncertainty concerning the possible effects of climate change on fisheries.

This means funding more research that involves both commercial and recreational fishermen and helps managers understand the impacts of climate change on fisheries.

The history of the Bristol Bay sockeye fishery is well documented and knowledge of its management and its many changes allows greater understanding of the nature of fishery selection.

Overall, the country designation variation was small compared to the much larger changes of increasing participation in invertebrate fisheries.

This finding underscores the importance of considering phenotypic plasticity and density dependence when modeling fisheries-induced evolution, or when interpreting observed empirical changes in the light of fisheries-induced evolution, as phenotypic plasticity and density dependence can both mask and exaggerate fisheries-induced changes in a stock's genetic composition.

We use Government landings data, alongside qualitative and anecdotal information from a variety of sources to describe changes in fisheries and the environment of the Firth of Clyde from the second half of the 19th century to the present day.

This has resulted in increased phytoplankton production, decreased water clarity, often-severe depletion of dissolved oxygen in bottom waters, loss of seagrasses and, in some cases, declines or changes in the quality of fisheries production (Andersen and Conley 2009; Sayyed 2008; Boesch and Brinsfield 2000).

Spatiotemporal management of fishery effort can reduce the interactions of fisheries and bycatch species [6].