Sentence examples for pressure fish from inspiring English sources

"I think when you start doing well, and there's not that many guys doing well with you, that's when you might feel some pressure," Fish said.

We used linear mixed effect models to identify relationships between fish flight initiation distance (FID) and fishing pressure, fish size, habitat complexity and life-history stage.

This will put extra strain on arable land, and further pressure on fish stocks; currently, a third of the fish landed gets turned into meal to feed animals.

While the use of aquaculture holds great promise for decreasing fishing pressure on wild fish stocks, studies of this nature are necessary to understand the potential impacts of invasive tilapia on native fish.

Management actions to increase coral reef resilience include reducing fishing pressure on herbivorous fish, protecting top predators, managing runoff quality, and minimizing other human disturbances, especially through marine protected areas.

Although there is no fishing pressure on small fish, juvenile and adult growth are likely to be genetically correlated (Lande and Arnold 1983; Walsh et al. 2006).

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.

Biologists have known for years that these bumps, which are sensitive to water pressure, allow fish to orient themselves in their environments, navigating turbulent waters and chasing prey.

Costs go up for fishermen, but pressure on fish stocks is not relieved.

Results revealed a clear impact of environmental pressure on fish health and particularly on immunological status.

The spatial distribution and temporal variation of the near-body pressure of fish are studied over the whole computational domain.