Investigations can be based on human tissue samples (autopsy material, vital specimens) or animal experiments.
Correction to: British Journal of Cancer (2010) 102, 428 435; doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6605450 Owing to an error during the web publication of this paper, an element of the Supplementary Material, vital to the understanding of the paper, was omitted.
As books and journals move online, the preservation of valuable material becomes vital - and that's where the Lockss initiative can help.
At the same time, they had helped construct 104 new facilities and provided 36 programs, which included educational materials, vital medical services, and environmental training.
Educational materials, vital medical services, and environmental training have been provided in many programs.
Rare earth materials, vital in the manufacture of mobile phones and other high-tech products, are expensive to extract, and their processing comes with considerable environmental factors.
This could be especially useful in industries where material function is vital and undetected wearout could have severe impacts.
When Cushing moved to New Haven, Louise Eisenhardt moved too, along with the Brain Tumor Registry containing Cushing's specimens of tumors and brains, photographs, and copies of patient records for all his cases, materials vital to completing this monograph.
If the White House is to "bring manufacturing home," it must first help establish domestic supply chains of minerals — raw materials vital to American industry.
But Sari Bashi of Gisha, an Israeli advocacy group that focuses on freedom of movement for Palestinians, said that raw materials vital for local factory owners were still not being allowed in on Monday.
