Sentence examples for increase landings from inspiring English sources

The main pillar of a landing obligation is to provide a driver for fishers to avoid catching unwanted species in the first place (such as the successful Project 50% in the SW of England), and not to purely increase landings.

This result is consistent with previous reports [e.g., Fiorentini et al., 1997] and indicates that a high proportion of species and groups of species exhibit increased landings over the last 45 years.

"I would have allowed the commercial fisheries to increase their landings," said Arnold Leo, 64, of East Hampton, who represents New York State's commercial fishery on the Atlantic Striped Bass Advisory Panel.

Scottish Fisheries Secretary Richard Lochhead said: "These figures show a strong performance by the Scottish fishing industry with a slight increase in landings in what was a challenging year and a welcome increase in the number of fishermen for the first time since 2008.

We finally demonstrate that an increase in landings of this species is explained by an enhancement of its recruitment process probably favored by the large transport of particulate organic matter to the basin during intense cascading events.

Indeed, the rapid increase in landings and number of fisherman reporting catches of Ricordea florida corallimorphs (coded in Table 2; Figure 4) is likely another indicator of the complexity of managing this multi-species fishery.

Thus both the fertile anthers and the infertile antherodes were shown to play an important role in both increasing visitor landings and orienting floral visitors toward a landing point appropriate for pollination.

We conclude that closing the Cut likely improved conditions for oysters within Mobile Bay and eastern Mississippi Sound and that these improved conditions have contributed to increased oyster landings.

Our study investigated whether this second mechanism explains a portion of the increased lobster landings in Maine.

Subsequent increases in landings of Aristeus antennatus could be explained by an enhancement of recruitment of this species after major cascading events.

Despite this initial negative effect, landings increase between 3 and 5 years after these major events, preceded by an increase of juveniles.