Sentence examples for consequences of fishing from inspiring English sources

The bill would allow the government to consider the economic consequences of fishing restrictions, and prolong the deadlines for rebuilding fish stocks.

This information allows one to predict the consequences of fishing practice on discard survival using a larger dataset on fish scored for health before tagging and release.

Therefore, managers need viable options for mitigating the unwanted evolutionary consequences of fishing.

Moreover, by protecting a certain segment of a population from harvest, marine reserves might also reduce, stop, or reverse the evolutionary consequences of fishing.

If the relationship between size and age is itself heritable, then the evolutionary consequences of fishing on size and age at maturation will depend on the shape of that relationship (Kuparinen and Merilä 2007).

It would extend the deadlines for rebuilding fish populations and give greater weight to the "economic consequences" of fishing restrictions — another way of saying that science should play a less-decisive role.

Hansson, L-A. et al. Consequences of fish predation, migration and juvenile ontogeny on zooplankton spring dynamics.

Aquatic farmers are aware of the consequences of fish stress, but have limited knowledge of the basic biological principles of animal stress and have little exposure to the linkages between these concepts and the issues critical to animal welfare.

Through interviews with Akwesasne Mohawk community members and environmental officials, I explore the impact fish advisories have had on this community, the extent to which the community decreased or ceased their fish consumption, and the unintended health and cultural consequences of fish advisories.

The vast majority of research into the evolutionary consequences of fishing-induced selection has focused on the effects of commercial marine fishing from a life-history trait perspective (Jørgensen et al. 2007; Kuparinen and Merilä 2007).

Given a persistent hyperglycemia in some aquaculture species fed carbohydrate-rich diets (Moon 2001), studies on carbohydrate metabolism in the context of gene regulation may help in understanding the consequences of fish meal replacement with plant products in aquaculture feeds.