The phrase "a larger scale even" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The project was successful, but we need to consider implementing it on a larger scale even if it requires more resources."
Alternatives: "a broader scale" or "a greater scale".
At such a large scale even small changes matter.
That is why REDD has to be done on a large scale, even if the payments will vary.
Unfortunately, Shah said, hospitals don't have the means to sequence patients on such a large scale, even as prices for genome sequencing drop.
Given that reforestation occurs on a large scale even in nature (for example natural succession), it makes perfect sense to promote sensible, anthropogenic reforestation, among other reasons to undo the damage caused by large-scale deforestation.
So it's great to see the rare work of female imagery and/or feminist art, such at R-Evolution, produced on such a large scale – even if it far in the distance from the man.
The bill clears the way for data matching exercises to be carried out on a large scale, even though a Home Office consultation paper last year acknowledged many public bodies feared such operations were seen as "fishing expeditions" which should only be justified on a "crime by crime" basis.
The intensive work carried on at present by American scientists in the hybridization of Castanea dentata with the resistant oriental species is serving as an example for similar work in Italy and should be followed with perseverance and on a large scale even though the aims differ.
Expectations of an offensive on a far larger scale even than that seen this month - Israel's broadest deployment of force in 20 years - have gathered pace amid deepening pessimism about an American truce mission led by General Anthony Zinni.
Trustingly propped for the moment on an ageing swivel chair, this treasure box is said to be the equivalent of a whole roomful of ordinary instruments and by the end of the year the workshop hopes to take delivery of a £6,000 version on a larger scale and even cleverer.
When asked to justify biting the hand that feeds him, Mr Lanier observes that Microsoft is "the only institution in the world for doing this type of work" on a large scale.Even more surprising, perhaps, is that Jimmy Wales, the co-founder of Wikipedia, describes Mr Lanier as "a lovely guy".
