Sentence examples for fishing dependent from inspiring English sources

"Walking away from Europe would leave vital Scottish industries such as financial services, farming and fishing dependent on rules to access the single market which we would have absolutely no say in deciding, but would still have to pay for".

A second study by Lori and another OSU sociologist, Dr. Flaxen Conway, examines the effect of the aging of commercial fishers on two rural, fishing dependent Oregon communities.

With the information they gather, the groups will go to the New England Fishery Management Council, a federal office that manages fishing within the 200-mile limit off the New England coast, to shed light on what she calls "damages being done on the fishing-dependent families".

If the most fish-dependent nations adopted widespread networks of TURF Reserve, they can potentially create enough fish recovery to feed hundreds of millions of people.

This paper highlights the entire Galician coast as fishing-dependent, independently of the urbanization level.

Tlingits claimed their fishing-dependent lifestyle was helped during the National Monument years, which kept out commercial fishing.

If changing ocean characteristics drive some fish away, others will likely arrive, suggesting that dry-docked fishermen like Mirarchi, and the fish-dependent economies of which they are a part, need only to adapt to new quarry.

The productivity of a waterbody varies greatly depending on geographical region, physical characteristics, fisheries biology, and the variable extent of water in any given year, while, the number of fishing households dependent these resources have no fixed relationship with area or production.

Non-parametric Mann–Whitney U test was used to test the variations in each trace element from fish otoliths (dependent variables), regarding the wild or farm origin of studied fish species (independent factors).

Few experimental studies are available on fish size dependent gain (attack rates of cercariae) or loss (mortality of metacercariae) of fish-borne trematodes.

We found that survival rates of larval fish are dependent not only on a single episodic peak overlap between prey and larval fish, but also on the duration of the overlap.