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Most experts expected there to be a smaller turnout than the first round, so the IEC's estimate caught them off-guard.

When the true background noise increases, then the trend goes up and stays there until the noise estimate catches up.

E. R. Morey and D. M. Waldman propose and use an estimator that jointly estimates catch rates and the parameter on those catch rates.

The turtles, which nest on ocean beaches and then spend almost all of their lives in the open sea, have been dying in large numbers -- at least 1,500 females every year, by some estimates -- caught in the long lines and nets used by commercial fishermen.

The estimates have caught up with reality.

The cap, which is the median of what managers estimate it caught over the past five years, will be implemented by zone and gear type.

Developing countries are thought to be most at risk from illegal fishing, with total estimated catches in west Africa being 40% higher than reported catches.

One step FAO could take, the authors say, is asking nations to report both documented and estimated catches.

When the agency applied the new methods for estimating catch to data dating back to 2004, it found that some estimates had been too high and others too low.

Estimated catches with this gear type is uncertain.

The estimated catches for each significant seamount and species are shown in Supplementary Figures S5, S6, S7.