Sentence examples for trends of fish from inspiring English sources

An objective intercalibration between qualitative and quantitative information, if possible, may add value to historical sources, allowing for integration of different types of data and reconstruction of long-term temporal trends of fish communities.

The evidence that class weights follow a logarithmic scale and the result that temporal trends of fish community structure indicators are not very sensitive to changes in the logarithm base (Materials and Methods S1, Figures S1 and S2), suggest that log metrics should be used when dealing with qualitative descriptions of species perceived abundance.

In 2013 there was an increase in trends of fish consumption in Bulgaria, however since 2014 fish consumption has started to decrease, reaching 5 kg per capita.

Thus, a promising improvement for the recovery trend of fishes exposed to Roundup® stress was obtained under the optimized conditions using RSM-CCRD.

Despite the parallel secular trends of salted fish consumption and NPC rates in Hong Kong, the same pattern was not observed in all other jurisdictions.

We, therefore, carried out this Hong Kong and multi-site ecological study to investigate the relationship between secular trends of salted fish consumption and standardised NPC incidence and mortality rates over 30 years.

Trends in patterns of fish consumption, if present, could be used to assess the impact of national fish advisories and Hg reduction programs.

Golden and company argue that the current trend of declining fish catches, documented in the Sea Around Us project, is likely to be exacerbated in many places by climate impacts, and will expand these risks significantly in the future, as the world population grows to nearly 10 billion by 2050, and past 11 billion by 2100.

Therefore it is important to first elucidate the secular trend of salted fish consumption and NPC incidence/mortality rates between multiple areas.

Condition factor (CF) followed the same trend as FE and SGR of fish fed with the experimental diets.

Seafish technical director Tom Pickerell said: "We are already working with some key suppliers to provide them with further scientific data on this issue and inform their understanding of the extent of the sea ice and fishing grounds in the north Barents Sea and any trends in northward migration of fish.