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"Because of their small size, engineered nanomaterials have unique properties that do not exist at the larger scale: increased surface area, charge, reactivity and other physicochemical properties, all of which may affect how nanomaterials interact with biological entities, like cells," says Sara Brenner, assistant professor of nanobioscience at SUNY Polytechnic Institute.

These institutional changes led to a major transformation in the agro-industrial sector: private land ownership on a large scale, increased ability for producers to respond to market conditions and demand, creation of functioning wholesale markets for raw materials and agricultural products, an increased number of large integrated farms, and additional entrepreneurship opportunities.

Indeed, on a larger scale, increased homozygosity owing to founder effects in dispersal from Africa appears to account for a higher incidence of deleterious alleles in Europeans than Africans (Lohmueller et al. 2008).

The United States has already blocked an effort by Britain, the World Bank and the United Nations to use the Monterrey conference to push for large-scale increases in foreign aid.

Large-scale increases are likely after Mother's Day, said Jeff Tunks, a chef and restaurant owner who serves mostly gulf seafood at Acadiana in Washington.

MSF has been calling for a large-scale increase in the world response since July, and its request to the government to allow NHS staff who wanted to volunteer to be released from their work was initially rebuffed.

CHARLESTON, S.C., May 5 — Rudolph W. Giuliani called on Saturday for a large-scale increase in the overall troop strength of the Army and the creation of a special force to specifically handle post-combat operations.

While the Bush administration is likely to devote hundreds of millions of dollars to support economic growth under a new government in Afghanistan, it shows no sign of backing a large-scale increase in foreign aid generally.

Postponed for months because of fears in some countries of a large-scale increase in "health tourism," the plan could extend options to European residents who live in countries where waiting lists are long.

Chinese state electric companies are currently bidding to build the grid for the DPRK's planned large-scale increase in power generation and transmission capacity, but apart from the goal to build 100,000 new apartments in Pyongyang, few of the DPRK's other objectives for 2012 will likely be achieved.

This large-scale increase in population and resultant development in residential/infrastructural sectors has since long caused increased pressure on urban vegetation (Table 1).