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Large scale response to the osteogenic differentiation medium was seen already after two days, at day 9, with similar findings at day 15, but a decrease in magnitude was observed at the end of the experiment, day 30 (Fig. 4A).

Mr. Sakurai credited the large-scale response to his video with helping those who remained in the stricken city to carry on.

New details have emerged of the large-scale response to a Taliban attack last week on Camp Bastion in Afghanistan's Helmand province.

With the government and its humanitarian partners still in the process of organising the large-scale response to the massive flood crisis, the displaced are in dire circumstances.

With the government and its humanitarian partners still in the process of organizing the large-scale response to the massive flood crisis, the displaced are in dire circumstances.

In 2012, UNICEF will need at least $3.2 million dollars to prepare for a large-scale response to acute malnutrition and to invest in health, water and sanitation services.

To determine whether Gap1 carries signals regulating the large-scale response to nitrogen repletion, we challenged wild-type and gap1 Δ cells with citrulline and then collected RNA for microarray analysis.

We need imaginative and large-scale responses to the burden of care: how to support the millions of people who are looking after dependent children (many of them orphans) and people with AIDS?

UNHCR airlifts tents as UNICEF focuses on safe water for flood victims in Benin COTONOU, Benin, 28 October 2010 – In one of the first large-scale responses to a crisis that seemingly hasn't yet registered with much of the world, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees has airlifted thousands of tents for people displaced by the devastating floods in Benin.

By Edward Bally COTONOU, Benin, 28 October 2010 – In one of the first large-scale responses to a crisis that seemingly hasn't yet registered with much of the world, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees has airlifted thousands of tents for people displaced by the devastating floods in Benin.

Ekwurzel added that the report "makes a convincing case the White House should stop rolling back climate policies and recognize that a much larger scale response is required to keep people safe".