Examples of using Environmental variability in English and their translations into Spanish
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WG-EMM-13/32 analysed the dynamics of the krill fishery in Subarea 48.1 in relation to environmental variability, emphasising the importance of this subarea in the current krill fishery,
recruitment and environmental variability are reduced, the biological reference points concerned with protecting stocks from declining recruitment may be able to be phrased in absolute terms of a minimum absolute biomass.
change occurring as a result of environmental variability.
data derived from satellite missions in providing information on environmental variability in and around the Integrated Study Regions
examining the relationship between krill fishery standardised CPUE and an index of environmental variability(the Antarctic oscillation(AAO)
taking due account of environmental variability, and how together these may affect predators,
and in one case with environmental variability(position of the ice edge) as well.
Environmental variability in microbial and biochemical conditions;
Population dynamics and environmental variability(Jackson, Leaper).
Palabras clave: pelagic fishery; environmental variability; conceptual model; northern Chile.
A detection trap system should cover the environmental variability of the monitored forest.
The integration of oceanographic environmental variability as a key epidemiological factor for sustainable aquaculture.
It records population changes in those species in relation to biological and environmental variability.
High environmental variability in the HCLME has significant impacts on ecosystem productivity and trophic structure.
This environmental variability impacts on sea-ice coverage that might affect krill productivity
The case histories indicate that management strategies for exploited fisheries must include the effects of environmental variability.
WG-EMM-06/21 examined the long-term responses of predator populations to environmental variability at two sites in the South Shetland Islands.
changes due to environmental variability, both physical and biological.
The Working Group encouraged that further research be undertaken to better assess the relationships that exist between environmental variability and.
A paper which presented a more general view of the environmental variability effects on marine fisheries was discussed WG-EMM-97/66.