The search for ways to allay subsurface nitrate pollution and loading to streams over broad regional landscapes is taken up using a calibrated groundwater model supported by extensive field data.
Therefore, an integrated approach, including studies of lithology, hydrogeomorphology, and lineament, has been taken up, using remote sensing and GIS techniques, for a proper assessment of groundwater potential zones in the study area (Nag 2008).
A small volume of blood is quantitatively taken up using a capillary and transferred to a sample cartridge, which is subsequently inserted into the MS system for automatic analysis.
This event made a deep and lasting impression on my childish mind, the more since my father was the judge at the criminal's trial, and later when I took up dramatic work I used this episode for a drama.
I took up psychology in college and used it to help develop characters for stage productions.
So, with several years of rowing at university and a yearning for adventure, I took up my oars for the cause, using my ocean rowing adventures as a way to draw attention to my message.
"I took up running and we both began to use the fantastic facilities around Glasgow.
One patient even took up photography, using the head-mounted system to frame his snapshots.
The students suggested solutions which were taken up and used to plan and design revised lessons co-taught by the science teacher and one researcher.
It was where he played as a boy, rebelled as a teenager and took up selling and using drugs.
Perhaps these hominins took up different traditions using raw materials that do not preserve as well.
