"observe up" is not a correct phrase in written English.
If you want to say that someone is following up or checking up on something, you can say "follow up," "check up on," or "keep track of" instead. For example: "I need to keep track of the progress of the project."
Lovenheim's goal was lofty: to observe up close, and to report without judgment, every single aspect of his animals' lives, "conception to consumption".
Regret is a new role for Mrs. Clinton, but one that she has had plenty of opportunity to observe up close.
Each year, he continues, designers are dispatched to an average family's house – presumably with the average family's prior permission – where they observe, up close, how the modern nuclear family operates.
The Ortiz brothers, Jose and Irad, the two young Puerto Rican jockeys whose extraordinary riding ability I got to observe up close at the Saratoga Race Course last summer, will be starting in the six and nine spots ("holes," in track speak) in Saturday's Kentucky Derby.
FAST can observe up to 40° from zenith.
More specific, we observe up to 27 at.% Mn in a 20 nm layer at the phase boundary.
Mr. Abramov says he and his "deputies" observe up-and-coming performers for some time before selecting those they deem most promising and setting up an informal meeting.
In TNF-α treated fasted mice we observe up-regulation of cholesterol biosynthesis (Cyp51a1, Sc4mol) and down-regulation of cholesterol excretion (Cyp8b1) (Table 2).
We did not observe up-regulation of CXCR3 on astrocytes (results not shown); suggesting that, in vivo, neurons may be the primary cell type responding to this chemokine.
Unlike the LPS-induced response in THP-1 cells and mouse macrophages, we failed to observe up-regulation of miRNA-146 or -155 [ 38, 39].
NF-κB is reported to be a direct transcriptional regulator of miR-224 [ 47] and we observe up-regulation of the miR-224 in our pilocytic astrocytomas.
