Sentence examples for distribution of catch from inspiring English sources

The seasonal distribution of catch rate from all traps is shown in Figure 6a (p < 0.001 for each figure, Chi-squared test: DoF = 3).

Development of a new artisanal fishing model for the Coral Triangle that considers the spatial distribution of catch, population size of species across the region, historical fishing, and fishing method is an area of further research.

The assessment of fish stocks was conducted using the length and frequency distribution of caught fishes.

We used 2 km by 2 km planning units that assumed even spatial distribution of catches for each original 4 km by 4 km or 10 km by 10 km grid.

For instance, bigeye tuna has a distribution of catches that would suggest a population continuum from the Indian Ocean to South Atlantic waters along the east and west coasts of Africa.

An analysis of the frequency distribution of the catch of woolly bears is displayed as triangles in Figure 7a.

The observed correspondence does not take into consideration dramatic changes in abundance of some of these species over the last 20 years, nor sex ratio differences, or the age distribution of the catch (e.g., number of mature females).

Fig. 9 EDS maps displaying the element distribution of debris caught on the A1 adhesive from a AA6061 aluminum alloy at 300 °C and b AISI 1080 steel at 200 °C Fig. 10 SEM images of debris caught on the A1 adhesive from the a AA6061 aluminum alloy at 300 °C and b AISI 1080 steel at 200 °C.

Accordingly, by the mid-1980s, scientists were combing through nineteenth-century whaling logbooks for evidence of the scale and distribution of past catches [27].

The other was a dynamic, bioeconomic assessment of the changes in spatial distribution of biomass and catch, based on published biological parameter values, oceanographic models of larval connectivity, and a range of possible levels of fishing.

A pilot study was conducted to determine a suitable sampling strategy for estimating the age and length distribution of the commercial catch of ling, tusk and blue ling in the northeast Atlantic.