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).
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.
The lactic acid is taken up and used as a fuel by mitochondria, the energy factories in muscle cells.
So while the indicator set is not perfect, it is a start and improvement is most likely if it is taken up and used.
If one considers that mitochondria can act as a 'sink' for pyruvate (into which it is taken up and used for the Krebs cycle), it can be proposed that there exists a steep pyruvate gradient between the plasma membrane and mitochondria.
Ca2+ is taken up by mitochondria using a low-affinity uniporter whose activity is driven by the elevated Ca2+ concentration in the microenvironment present around ryanodine receptors (RyR).
Neurons and astrocytes use glucose in different manners and quantities: the majority of the glucose used by the brain is taken up by astrocytes and used in anaerobic glycolysis that generates lactate, while the remainder is used by neurons in oxidative glycolysis [31].
Most of the CPU time (Fig. 7) is taken up by CADET, which uses expensive cryptographic operations [49].
PET imaging, which measures how a mildly radioactive tracer is taken up in tissue, is widely used in brain imaging to measure changes in metabolic activity that correspond with a particular behavior or occur in response to a stimulus such as a drug.
One long-suspected role of the central macrophages is that they export ferritin which is taken up by the erythroblasts and used for hemoglobin synthesis [ 20]; this was recently demonstrated in a transferrin-free human coculture system [ 20, 21].
