It all means that globally about 85% of stocks are said to be fully exploited, over-exploited, depleted or slowly recovering.
As of 2008, 85%% of the world's fish stocks were fully exploited, over-exploited, or depleted, with scholars predicting a complete collapse of fish stocks by 2048 at this rate (EFTEC 2008; Worm et al. 2009).
Their situation is dire: Almost 60percentt of the world's total fish stocks since the 1950s have been wiped out (with over 80percentt of remaining stocks fully exploited, over-exploited or depleted), including some 90percentt of pelagic species.
Because of our behaviors, the United Nations reports that 70% of the world's fisheries are fully exploited, over-exploited or depleted, which means that they if we continue with current unsustainable fishing quotas, we will be at the point of no return for many species.
Our results suggest that half of the fisheries had peaked as of 2004 (Fig. 3A), with 18% fully exploited, 21% over-exploited or restrictively managed, and 13% collapsed or closed with little difference across functional groups (Fig. S6).
Such initiatives, if not fully exploited by the Iraqi government, could over time also shift greater power to the regions, undermine efforts to impose central authority, and reinvigorate armed opposition to the Baghdad government.
Nutrients and energy in the substrate is not fully exploited, as evidenced by over 100% total biological efficiency in non-industrialized mushroom production under natural environmental conditions where 3 4 flushes were harvested (Philippoussis et al. 2001; Mandeel et al. 2005).
Many pre-existing conventional gamma camera techniques that have incremental benefit over CT are yet to be fully exploited in the care of cancer patients.
But these innovations were only fully exploited once the right infrastructure was in place.
The period details of le Carré's first novel are fully exploited by this classy dramatisation.
Much of this capacity, however, may never be fully exploited by the trucks' drivers.
