The phrase "a large scale needs" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity.
Example: "A large scale needs to be implemented to address the issue effectively."
Alternatives: "a significant requirement" or "a major demand".
Whatever the source of the latest incidents, the understandably anxious reaction across America in recent days has shown that the difficulty of delivery on a large scale need not make biological terrorism completely ineffective if the aim is not mass murder, but panic.
Firstly, there has to be convincing evidence, generally accepted by the international community, of extreme humanitarian distress on a large scale, needing urgent relief.
Thus, prospective studies on a larger scale need to be conducted in the future.
Near-miss case reviews hold promise, but their effectiveness to improve the quality of care sustainably and on a large scale still needs to be established.
"When you are filling a hole this big and adding to America's debt on such a large scale, you need to make sure every dollar is aimed for the economic boost you need," said Martin S. Feldstein, a Harvard economist who warned more than a year ago that the United States economy was about to be hit between the eyes.
To meet increasing energy needs, while limiting greenhouse gas emissions over the coming decades, power capacity on a large scale will need to be provided from renewable sources, with solar expected to play a central role.
The group of Octabots can be easily expanded to a large scale if needed in any case.
"To do Beccs on a large scale you need vast areas to grow crops or trees," said Almuth Ernsting from Biofuelwatch.
Evaluation on a large scale is needed to confirm those bias corrections.
In order to rise to this daunting challenge, global food production needs to be ramped up on a large scale and this needs to happen amid increasing competition for agricultural land and water resources.
