Sentence examples for decrease in catch from inspiring English sources

A significant decrease in catch basins positivity for Aedes larvae was observed after each monthly treatment (p < 0.001).

Other species such as monkfish (Lophius americanus) and skate (unclassified) also showed a significant decrease in catch in the Eliminator Trawl™.

The results demonstrated that the new automatized design resulted in a significant decrease in catch efficiency due to its thicker snood line.

While some New England fisheries have become highly profitable, such as Maine lobster and Atlantic sea scallop, the federal government in 2012 declared a fishery disaster for New England groundfish stocks in anticipation of significant decreases in catch limits in 2013.

Impact on the fisheries was discussed briefly, with a predicted decrease in fish catch volume.

The decrease in quantum catch between the UV-rich and the UV-poor backgrounds was 1.3 log units, but the corresponding average increase in UV-sensitivity at 370 nm was only 0.36 log units and thus lower than expected from Weber's law by 0.94 log units (figure 2 a, b).

The exclusion of fishery, including bottom trawling, might cause an increase of prey availability and a decrease in by-catch of marine mammals.

In the preceding study of spectral sensitivity in budgerigars for backgrounds of different intensity (but invariant UV-rich spectrum), we found that a 1.17 log unit decrease in UV-cone quantum catch produced an average sensitivity increase of 0.92 log units at 370 nm, thus 0.25 log units less than expected ([ 8]; figure 2 a, b).

Less algae means less food for the entire food web, and the result, she says, is big decreases in fish catches in all of these lakes.

The reduction of spiny dogfish led to increases in the quality of marketable catches, likely reductions in non-target species mortality, and decreases in the codend catch handling times.

Just two weeks ago, the New England Fisheries Management Council announced sharp decreases in allowable fish catch limits for almost every species, especially cod.