This management option aligns with traditional fisheries management: a large proportion of fish stocks are over-fished, and by definition, could support larger catches if allowed to rebuild (FAO 2009).
Fish were important in all areas, but the proportion of fish was highest at the location just south of the Charlie-Gibbs Fracture Zone.
However, when depredation occurred, the proportion of fish damaged by toothed whales was significantly greater.
Diets for carnivorous fish ordinarily contain large proportion of fish meal (FM), a high-cost and restricted feedstuff.
Now that has changed, as men keen to make money have joined in, reducing the proportion of fish that women are able to dry.
A larger proportion of fish contacted at least one of the grids with the lower grid set at 40° compared to at 35°.
Proportions of milk fatty acids from C4 to 16:1 increased linearly (P<0.01) for all fatty acids except 14 1 (NS) as the proportion of fish oil increased.
Also relevant is the need to better understand the proportion of fish that need to pass a fishway to address ecological, management and conservation targets, as well as identify the proportion of a population that is actually motivated to attempt passage in a given season.
Because of the infeasibility of barriers to entrapment at the offshore intakes of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, the goal of Edison's 'behavioral barriers' research is to increase the proportion of fish that enter a bypass system that returns fish to the ocean.
Net efficiency, or the proportion of fish within the path of a trawl net that are captured, of the 83-112 Eastern bottom trawl was estimated for four flatfish and one roundfish species encountered on the stock assessment surveys of the eastern Bering Sea.
The proportion of fish fillet and kidney at the end of experiment ranged from (34.7 38.4 %) to (0.7 0.9 %) (wet weight basis), respectively, but there were no differences between the reference diet and the other diets (p > 0.05) (Table 5).
