Sentence examples for overall exploitation from inspiring English sources

As regards planning, watershed development program has become widely accepted concept, which is based on overall exploitation of total resources.

In contrast, after many decades of increasing exploitation and fish stock depletion, concerted management efforts in several regions around the world achieved the reverse: a reduction in overall exploitation rate and an increase in stock biomass in several finfish fisheries [7].

For the Wood River lakes populations, though, size-selective fishing may have influenced changes in PMRNs over time more than overall exploitation.

This indicates that due to the higher impact of withdrawals from groundwater on the overall exploitation, water for shale gas extraction should preferentially be withdrawn from surface water bodies.

The likely explanation is that when salmon were abundant the overall exploitation increased (because the number allowed to escape to spawn is fixed) and so the more intense fishing pressure caught more fish of all sizes.

However, the overall channel exploitation is lower in the real test-bed system as the reaction time to the dynamic variations takes longer, which impacts the overall performance.

Overall, human exploitation can cause significant changes to life history and morphological traits of wild populations, including fish (Darimont et al. 2009).

Length-dependent annual harvest probabilities for these fish were derived based on the observed sizes of fish caught and on data quantifying overall annual exploitation rates (Lenormand 2003; CIRSA, unpublished data, Fig. 2E).

Conservational exploitation which focuses on maintaining cultural landscapes and promoting cultural tourism can serve as the overall development strategy.

Individual demarcation disputes may slow the exploitation of one or two oil fields, but they will not hold up the region's overall development.

Any sense of partisanship on the filmmakers' part — as the case progressed, they came to believe in the innocence of the West Memphis Three — was less troublesome than the overall atmosphere of exploitation, from the screen time given to Mr. Byers's rants to the practice, repeated in "Purgatory," of periodically showing the crime-scene photos of the dead, naked bodies of the 8-year-old victims.