Sentence examples for fishing rate from inspiring English sources

The NOAA Fisheries Service says progress has been made as a result of regulations, with groundfish increasing by 77percentt since 2004 and the average fishing rate decreasing.

Patterson (1992) declared that the fishing rate satisfying optimal E level of 0.5 tended to reduce pelagic fish stock abundance and, hence, the former author suggested that E should be maintained at 0.4 for optimal exploitation of those stocks.

New upgrades cost different combinations of resources, and can do anything from improving a civilization's fishing rate to upgrading units with enhanced technology.

Fishing rate F is reported as rate per year.

Therefore, fishing rate often changes over the course of the season (Quinn et al. 2007).

The maximum instantaneous fishing rate H takes values from 0.2 to 1 (Table 2).

If fishing rates are cut in half, the likelihood of collapse falls to 6%.

When fishing rates were high, the scientists found, populations collapsed to levels six times lower than they would have been otherwise.

Then they used the stock assessments to not only calculate the overall fish populations, but also local fishing rates—how much of a fish population was being caught at a given time.

Predator populations also benefit from reduced fishing; under conventional management of forage fisheries, predator populations are likely to decline on average 28% over 50 years, compared to an 11% drop if fishing rates are halved.

Take this study published Wednesday in Science Advances, based in part on GFW data, which found that without government subsidies, "as much as 54percentt of the present high-seas fishing grounds would be unprofitable at current fishing rates".