to scale up

Examples

• All

• Then we need to scale up the production.

• Findings are discussed within the context of statewide efforts to scale up evidence-based programs in schools.

  Academic text (2011)

• And we, we made the decision to, to scale up the project, brought more people on board.

  Lex Fridman

• Within months, plans began to scale up the prototype to a massive industrial scale.

  Academic text (1997)

• Federal funding could also be used to scale up successful local demonstrations of intensive intervention programs throughout the state.

  Academic text (2014)

• So even in developing countries, this is intervention that could be scaled up and could work in a powerful way.

• Increasingly, federal and nonprofit grantmakers are seeking to scale up programs that have demonstrated evidence of effectiveness.

  Academic text (2017)

• Unless capacity is rapidly scaled up, the chance to avoid a generalized Ebola epidemic will soon diminish.

  Academic text (2015)

• An important consideration in scaled-up production of UHPC is the precision in batching different mixture ingredients.

  Academic text (2017)

• To meet the rising demand, the company decided to scale up their production line significantly.

Synonyms

I

to increase

vsto scale up

∞ 1.0

To make something larger or more in number

adds the requirement to keep proportions and effectiveness when increasing

G

to grow

vsto scale up

∞ 1.0

Become larger or more physically mature

is the deliberate increase that keeps proportions and performance

R

to raise

vsto scale up

∞ 2.9

To make an amount, level, or value higher

adds the idea of expanding while maintaining proportional effectiveness

A

to add to

vsto scale up

822 1.8

Make something larger in number, amount or degree

focuses on balanced enlargement that keeps proportions and function

E

to expand

vsto scale up

805 2.5

To grow larger in size, amount, or importance

emphasizes growth with maintained proportions and effectiveness

E

to escalate

vsto scale up

220 5.5

To become larger, more serious, or more intense

means increase in size while aiming to preserve balance and function

B

to build up

vsto scale up

207 3.0

Increase slowly over time

describes faster adjustment that preserves proportions and effectiveness

S

to step up

vsto scale up

74 3.4

Make something greater in amount, speed or strength

refers to scaling that preserves proportions and effectiveness

E

to enlarge

vsto scale up

70 3.0

To make something bigger in size or amount

stresses increasing while maintaining proportions and function

S

to scale

vsto scale up

61 3.5

To change the size or amount of something to fit a standard

is about increasing while keeping proportions and effectiveness

A

to augment

vsto scale up

52 5.3

To make something bigger by adding more to it

focuses on enlargement that preserves proportion and performance

R

to ramp up

vsto scale up

47 4.1

To increase something, especially its amount or speed

targets increase that keeps proportions and overall effectiveness

A

to amplify

vsto scale up

44 4.1

To make something larger, stronger, or more important

aims specifically to increase size or amount while keeping balance

B

to beef up

vsto scale up

• Informal

34 4.5

To make something stronger or more effective

focuses on increasing size or amount while keeping proportions intact

B

to bump up

vsto scale up

23 3.4

To raise prices or amounts by a lot

favours increases that preserve proportional relationships and effectiveness

U

to up

vsto scale up

9 1.3

Make an amount or level higher

implies measured growth that keeps proportions and effectiveness

B

to blow up

vsto scale up

1 3.4

To make a photo or picture larger so people can see it

is broader, applying to measured increases beyond just images

U

to upscale

vsto scale up

• Specialized

4.4

Make digital images bigger or clearer

focuses on growth that preserves scale and overall effectiveness

Antonyms

S

to scale down

8 4.0

To make something smaller in size or amount

How Much

to boom

97 3.4

to expand

805 2.5

to scale up

9 3.9

to increase

∞ 1.0

to grow

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology