The phrase 'science up' is not correct or usable in written English.
However, you could use the phrase 'step up the science' to mean taking science to a higher level, or making science more advanced. For example, you could say "We need to step up the science in this research project if we want to make any real progress."
A recent study from the University of Texas at Austin showed that fifty-nine per cent of Republican voters now accept climate science, up from forty-seven per cent just six months ago.
This year, 89percentt of students passed the state Grade 8 Proficiency Assessment in language arts literacy, down from 97percentt a year earlier; 98percentt passed in science, up from 97percentt; 85 percent passed the math portion, down from 92percentt.
"My dad would have to babysit me while working on his thesis, so I really got to see science up close and personal from a very young age".
And last year at Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh women made up 30% of undergraduate students in mathematics and science, up from 17% in 1986.
We searched PubMed, Scopus, and ISI Web of Science (up to March 24 , 2014 using the following search terms: ("Hepatitis E" OR "Non A Non B") AND (Country_name_1 OR Country_name_2 OR …), where ellipsis represents names of all African countries (with OR between them) as extracted from a UN list [ 25].
The search was performed by one of the authors (WJ) on May 12 , 2014 using the most common databases: the CBRG trials register (up to the search date), MEDLINE (from 1966 to the search date), EMBASE (from 1980 to the search date), and ISI Web of Science (up to the search date).
Enrollment showed more tepid growth in business, which was up by 2.6 percent, and in mathematics and computer sciences, up by 1.6 percent.
As a result, she said that she thought every child should study maths, English, history or geography, a language and the sciences up to the age of 16.
Science throws up discoveries and ideas.
In some ways, it represents science catching up with policy.
So what is the science backing up these testing products?
