The move cuts British Land's exposure to the financial sector, at a time when rents have come under severe pressure from the recession.
Independent variables consisted of watershed area, "disturbed land", wave exposure, human population, pig population, and herbivorous fish density.
While the majority of previous studies have focused on the impact of neighbourhood deprivation on CVD risk, research examining the association between built environment and CVD risk has generally been limited to a few studies of selected social and land use exposures [ 10, 56] and exposure to air pollution/traffic [ 44- 46].
Likewise, the livelihood vulnerability indices (LVIs) calculated for agricultural land and climatic exposure indicators revealed that households are increasingly vulnerable to climate change risks.
In this study, the application of 2,4-D to crop land resulted in exposure to the applicator and some other family members, but the magnitude of exposure is determined by the potential for direct contact with the application process or chemical.
The net income included pretax write-downs of $288.1 million, or $1.06 a share, that Toll Brothers attributed to declining land values and exposure to joint ventures.
"Here the bankruptcy of this previous two decades of rhetoric was revealed in Saddam's land grab, the exposure of his Nazilike terror of the Arab world".
Because of its shallower land and southern exposure, the Washington side tends to have more hardwoods, said Erik Plunkett, manager of Beacon Rock State Park.
The models developed account for possible effects of geometric design features, traffic composition and exposure, land use and other segment related attributes on frequency of SCs on freeways.
