Sentence examples for high level of exploitation from inspiring English sources

The reproductive characteristics of this species suggests it is capable of withstanding a somewhat high level of exploitation, though not as much as the grey sharpnose shark (R. oligolinx) or Australian sharpnose shark (R. taylori).

Moreover, the high level of exploitation of fish stocks in the Mediterranean [ Papaconstantinou and Farrugio, 2000] could make populations less resilient and more sensitive to environmental factors [ Hsieh et al., 2008], such as food availability.

All three thresher shark species were assessed as Vulnerable by the IUCN in 2007, as their low fecundity cannot sustain high levels of exploitation.

We have little quantitative information on the size of sixgill populations in Puget Sound making the assessment of the risk from exploitation difficult; however, it is likely that sixgills are similar to other sharks with low productivity life-histories and could not withstand high levels of exploitation.

The group of species has high regional biodiversity, economic importance and high levels of exploitation, which predisposes them to non-sustainable harvesting.

There is one industry in which harm-reduction strategies based on decriminalisation have proven disappointing where the adoption of public-health-based approaches involving legalisation, regulation, inspection, inclusion in the tax base and so forth has arguably led to higher levels of exploitation and the empowerment of abusive, violent international criminal networks.

Higher levels of exploitation (F = 0.6 or 0.9) in combination with seal predation and reduced salinity reduce the cod population to very low levels (22,000 43,000 t; Figure 2, 3, 4e).

When cheater abundance is low, cellular-level selection will favour cheater genotypes conferring higher levels of exploitation.

This allows high levels of labour exploitation and flexibility –in terms of working hours, schedules, etc.

Much of the decline is presumably due to historically high levels of direct exploitation.

Research shows high levels of sexual exploitation of children online.