Sentence examples for fisheries indicators from inspiring English sources

Several fisheries indicators have been subjected to rigorous evaluation of whether or not they reliably predict changes in marine ecosystems (7, 8), but few biodiversity indicators have been tested in this way.

Recently, ecosystem-based fishery management and Marine Protected Areas are emerging as promising tools to conserve marine environments, in view of declining fisheries indicators in the region [104], [135], [136].

This paper used the recently developed Fisheries Performance Indicators (FPIs) to evaluate the impact of a World Bank development project in a Liberian coastal community.

This paper evaluates fisheries using standardized indicators to measure the basic economic performance, regardless of catch share program design.

In the present study, a Decision Interval Cumulative Sum DI-CUSUMM) chartol chart was used to monitor two indices from a simulated fishery; the recruitment indicator and the large fish indicator (LFI).

This framework has been used to test indicators for fisheries management (7, 8) and to evaluate other biodiversity indicators (10), showing that while some indicators perform well, others need rethinking.

This study examines the use and interpretation of landed catch as an indicator within fisheries management.

In 2011 the National Marine Fisheries Service began a systematic collection of performance indicators for U.S. fisheries managed under catch shares.

We can interpret that GDP per capita and gross output value of farming, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery per square kilometer are indicators of the economic state of a county.

In the absence of a suitable epidemiological surveillance system, the routine fisheries testing regimes remain the key indicator of any potential change in exposure of the human population.

This important result makes the tested ecological indicators good candidates to support fisheries management in a changing environment.