Sentence examples for terms of fish from inspiring English sources

A steady fish harvest also masks the decline in terms of fish biodiversity.

A recent study by the New Economics Foundation, Jobs Lost at Sea, shows just how much we are losing – in terms of fish, revenue and jobs – by failing to do so.

If so, the Anthropocene – the Age of Man – will not only be far less colourful place, it will also be far poorer in terms of fish diversity, islands and coastlines will be more prone to erosion, and millions of livelihoods will be threatened.

The results demonstrated conclusively that total inclusion levels of BPC ranging from 50 to 200 g kg− 1, partially replacing SPC and/or FM, displayed the greatest potential to be beneficial in terms of fish performance and nutrient composition with increased growth, protein content, fat content and ash.

The results could provide answers to some of the physiological differences observed between triploid and diploid fish, especially in terms of fish health.

In terms of fish weight, domesticated and size-matched wilds were the largest in terms of mass relative to wild-domesticated hybrid and age-matched wild groups.

"If we want to keep having the goods and services it provides, we have to treat it more carefully in terms of fishing and dumping".

The new evidence "certainly suggests that people had advanced maritime skills" by 42,000 years ago O'Connor says, at least "in terms of fishing technology".

In addition to such evolution of a target stock, the corresponding fishery itself may adapt, in terms of fishing policy, technological progress, fleet dynamics, and adaptive harvest.

The density of both corals and other macro- and megafauna increase with depth, presumably because of the decreasing disturbance in terms of fishing activity [18], [31], [36].

Being biased towards commercial species and not standardized in terms of fishing effort or fishing gear, landings have the intrinsic limitations of fishery-dependent data for quantitative single species assessment.