Sentence examples for displacement of effort from inspiring English sources

The effectiveness of a structural adjustment package to compensate fishermen and minimize displacement of effort was limited by poor information on the number and use of commercial fishing licences and little understanding of the dependence of individual fishing businesses on particular fishing grounds.

Our modeling results indicate that initial reductions in fishery catch caused by displacement of effort through the use of various management strategies can rebuild stock biomass to levels that can produce catches observed during the "fishing" period.

First is the immediate drop in yield that occurs with the displacement of effort.

We employed a management regime that takes into account the potential displacement of effort by a marine reserve, implying that harvest probability for individuals outside a reserve become elevated in response to reserve establishment (e.g., Hilborn et al. 2006).

We also consider a fishery in which the displacement of effort does not occur and the total allowable catch therefore is given by the proportion of the harvestable biomass in the harvested area only (i.e., excluding the harvestable biomass in the reserve).

Also, the displacement of fishing effort from highly- to less-regulated regions and illegal, unreported, and underreported (IUU) catches requires global regulations in invertebrates and finfish fisheries alike [7].

Finally, we assess the sensitivity of our findings to assumptions about movement rates, presence or absence of natal homing or spawning migration, and displacement of fishing effort.

Rankine watches tennis with the sound off, she tells us, to soothe herself: "a clean displacement," she writes, "of effort, will, and disappointment".

The potential conservation benefit of hypothetical spatial closures or TEDs differs depending on the metric used to define "benefit", and further depends on factors such as the spatial and temporal design of the closure, the magnitude and distribution of effort displacement, the spatial distribution of observed loggerhead life stages, and the assumed survival rate of animals passing through TEDs.

The "business as usual" and "stewardship" scenarios resulted in the highest catch initially due to absence of effort displacement, however the lobster population did not increase as quickly as in other scenarios (Figures 6A and B).

43– 46 Gandevia et al first reported that the level of effort used in generation of the motor command is graded with the amount of position illusion of wrist displacement during hand paralysis.