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Upon neuronal activation, OAA produced by pyruvate carboxylase will be directed toward the TCA cycle and α-ketoglutarate will be removed from the cycle for glutamate synthesis; in resting synapses, when the necessity in newly formed glutamate and lactate is diminished, the OAA will be directed towards gluconeogenesis, which also requires ATP.

Future work will be directed toward determining the appropriate background levels for inorganic materials.

Up to $150 million will be directed toward the Abraaj-owned Riyada Enterprise fund.

Future research aims will be directed toward understanding neurotransmitter release in general.

The kinds of information once communicated by investor relations and government affairs will be directed toward consumers.

Goldman , Sachs for example, plans to start a Webcast soon, but it will be directed toward its institutional investors.

"We forecast that S&P 500 companies will repatriate close to $200 billion of their $1 trillion of total overseas cash in 2017, which will be directed primarily toward share repurchases".

As a result, $44 million from this year's surplus will go toward wage and cost-of-living increases for nursing home aides over two years, and roughly $9 million more will be directed in fiscal 2003 toward increasing staffing levels, mostly at nursing homes that are most drastically short of staff.

The migratory pressure will be directed in the first place toward Europe, whose population, in sharp contrast with Africa's, is bound to age and stagnate.

Vehicles speeding along the highway toward the town will be directed onto one of three new bypass roads: one built by Sharbell Corporation, one by Washington Township and one, in an unusual concession to a municipal project, by the state Department of Transportation.

The company has been selling non-core assets recently and TPH thinks the proceeds will likely be directed toward stock buybacks given that its balance sheet is already unlevered (which would be a plus for investors).