Sentence examples for fisheries reported from inspiring English sources

The International Council for the Exploration of the Seas (ICES), which partly functions as the EU's scientific advisory body on fisheries, reported last year that boats in some EU waters were discarding 80% of the plaice and sole they caught.

But after Denmark declared a ban, it "drastically reduced antibiotic-resistant bacteria in animals and food". The Denmark's Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries reported that the ban resulted in "overall reductions of antimicrobial resistance countrywide," said Food Safety News.

Although commercial fisheries reported drops in Australian swellshark catches from 1973 to 1976 and 1998 to 2001, these appeared to have resulted from changing fishing habits rather than actual population declines.

In March 2006, the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries reported the first outbreak of the disease among chickens in central Myanmar.

Common dolphins would be expected in most of the other driftnet fisheries reported in section 2. They have been reported in Irish, French, U.S. (Atlantic and Pacific), Japanese large mesh and Peruvian driftnet fisheries but estimates of catch rates are lacking.

Future studies need to compare functional diversity trends in fisheries-dependent and independent datasets to tease apart fishing, habitat and environmental effects on functional diversity patterns34 (Recommendation 3, Table 2), and move beyond the understanding of fisheries reporting effects described here.

(2008) used this heritability estimate to model the rate of evolutionary change under more realistic selection differentials typical for commercial fisheries, reporting a comparable evolutionary change within 30 generations.

A paper in Nature uses government fisheries reports dating back to 1889 to estimate the extent to which fish populations in the North Sea have been depleted.

Overexploitation of the planet's fish has more than tripled since the 1970s, with 40% of popular species like tuna now being caught unsustainably, the UN FAO's biannual State of the world's fisheries report says.

Work on the Pacific Possible: Tuna Fisheries report was supported by the World Bank.

Newton, who directs the statistics service where global fisheries reports are assembled each year.