If a site is to remain industrial and is distant from residences, it might have only to be capped with clean material, leaving the contamination enclosed at the site.
Households which buy water always have a garden hose at their disposal which serves to forward the water up to their place of residence, distant by several hundreds of meters sometimes.
Patients with colonic cancer were very significantly less likely to receive any treatment if they came from any but the most affluent area (ORs 0.639, 0.603 and 0.544 in increasingly deprived quartiles), this may have been exacerbated if the hospital was distant from their residence (OR for forth quartile for both travel and deprivation 0.731, not significant).
On the other hand, associations between ED visits and exposures represented by the southwest monitor, which is more distant from the residences of interest, diverged with associations with the AERMOD estimates.
The establishment of the royal residence at distant Versailles and the forced emigration of its Huguenot silk weavers led to the area's decline after 1700.
There is also in my mind the joyful notion of studying something useful in a far-off place; a transformational residence somewhere distant, and pleasant, to learn a skill, or feed my mind, is a travel idea that animates me.
Social networks, social capital, social participation may be particularly relevant factors for women accessing MHC in rural, developing country settings where medical and health resources are scarce, relatively expensive, and often distant from places of residence.
This approach is not feasible for the entire region because many residences are distant from airports.
The minuscule tax-lax African island doubles for Plymouth, an isolated seaside community tucked away in the Florida Keys where the gruff Baker Dill Matthew McConaugheyy, his Oscar win now a distant memory) has taken up residence.
