The historical, aesthetic and technical analysis is exhaustive, and over 200 pages of large-format post-conservation photographs bring a masterpiece before us square inch by square inch.
Post-conservation surveillance mammography is especially important in women who have undergone wide local excision for treatment of DCIS because at least 50% of women with recurrent DCIS have invasive disease.
When the Museum of Modern Art and representatives from the American Institute for Conservation Collections Emergency Response Team presented a free lecture on the basics of post-disaster conservation on Sunday, MoMA's auditorium was packed for two sessions.
The Dales pony almost became extinct during the Second World War, but post-war conservation efforts have had some success in rebuilding the population.
Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this post misstated the conservation status of some salmon species newly added to the red list.
The National Wildlife Federation and Global Green USA post facts about conservation as well as the benefits of going green.
Early post-war efforts towards the conservation of post-medieval sites and buried remains, and towards the consolidation of the academic study of modern archaeological remains, are sketched.
Summing costs and outcomes over five years post-treatment, breast conservation and radiation cost more than $200,000 per quality adjusted life year saved (QALY) compared to mastectomy.
Birds and mammals, phylogenetically close amniotes with similar post-gastrula development, exhibit little conservation in their post-fertilization cleavage patterns.
There were nearly 5,000 applications for the most sought-after post, that of "energy conservation and technology equipment officer".Shu Fang of Renmin University says the departments that attract the most interest are the ones seen as most powerful or influential.
In a post on the ocean conservation site Water Inspired, Ramsey writes: "A lot can be said between two creatures that don't speak the same language.
