Sentence examples for estimates of fish from inspiring English sources

Fish assemblage structure was compared between habitat types based on estimates of fish density, species richness and biomass from belt transect surveys (Figure 5, Figure 6).

State estimates of fish that could be diverted range from 20,000 to 30,000.

Stereo image analysis provides estimates of fish size, position, and orientation to provide quantitative data from images.

The relationship between sampling effort and the variance of hydroacoustic estimates of fish abundance was studied on the basis of 17 surveys in four lakes.

In order to quantify habitat quality, several authors have combined bioenergetic and foraging models to generate spatially explicit estimates of fish growth rate potential (GRP).

Target strength (TS) of fish is an important parameter when we convert acoustic integration values obtained during acoustic surveys into estimates of fish abundance.

(v) No substantial retrospective patterns exist in the stock assessment estimates of fishing mortality, biomass, and recruitment.

Catch-at-age data can also have a large influence on the estimates of fishing mortality, absolute abundance, and trends in abundance.

Although overcapacity is one of the central challenges to fisheries sustainability in coastal zones, accurate estimates of fishing pressure in coastal zones are limited, hampering the assessment of the direct and collateral impacts (e.g., habitat degradation, bycatch) of fishing.

We suggest that estimates of fishing effort, not just target catch or yield, serve as a necessary measure of fishing activity, which is a key link to evaluating sustainability and environmental impacts of coastal fisheries.

We found that spatial definition of fishing areas within coastal zones improved our estimates of fishing effort density (see bolded values in FMD vs. CMD, Table S1).