Sentence examples for the catchability from inspiring English sources

(ii) The catchability coefficient q is not always constant.

We found no effect of propeller wash on the catchability of larval cisco.

On the contrary, if the catchability coefficient is sufficiently large, the populations will become extinct with probability one.

Therefore, it is important to understand the factors that affect the catchability of lobsters and their behavioural response to traps.

In the present paper, we consider that the catchability coefficient is affected by other circumstances such as weather conditions, temperature, seasonal variation, and other noises arose nearby.

Next we increase strengths of environmental forcing to (sigma_{1}=0.2), (sigma_{2}=0.2), and the catchability coefficient does not change.

"The catchabilities assumed for these sturgeons are crazy, much too low," said Dr. Daniel Pauly of the University of British Columbia.

When log-linear modeling is used, the availability of at least 3 sources ensures that the dependence between sources and the unequal catchability when estimating the true number of cases (24, 25 ) can be taken into account.

The overall catchability of smolts in the natural rearing environment was 428 fish in 1,300 trap hours (0.33 fish per trap hour).

Hence, the constant catchability coefficient (f_{i}) ((i=1,2)) is replaced by a random variable (f_{i}+sigma_{i},dB_{i}(t)) ((i=1,2)), where (B_{1}(t)), (B_{2}(t)) are mutually independent Brownian motions, (sigma_{1}^{2}), (sigma_{2}^{2}) represent the intensities of the white noise.

When considering the dependencies with variables of catchability, the model with the lowest AIC and a likelihood ratio test with p>0.05 provided an estimate of 387 (95%CI [271 503]) new HIV diagnoses during the same period (Table 2).