The phrase "adopt themselves" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of individuals taking on certain characteristics or behaviors, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "They need to adopt themselves to the new environment" could be rephrased for clarity.
Alternatives: "adapt themselves" or "embrace themselves".
In the era of big data, former and robust analytical concepts and utilities needs to adopt themselves to changed market circumstances.
Indigenous organisms have the ability to adopt themselves according to the prevailing environments and could flourish under these conditions (Haq and Shakoori 2000).
It's a great program, and one that we're seeing countries with strong entrepreneurial ecosystems adopt themselves, like the recently launched Chinese-American accelerator, InnoSpring, for example.
It's a lifestyle that many Chinese urbanites say they aspire to but that almost none choose to adopt themselves.
It will be staffed by people who have adopted themselves, who will give advice about routes to adoption and the support available.
He also helped found Also Known As, a New York group of about 300 younger adults, adopted themselves, who now serve as mentors to adopted children.
Based on these results, we also inferred that wild sika deer has adopted themselves to the hostile environments constantly with the advantages of body size (Suzuki et al. 2001) and abilities that absorb nutrition from indigestible food diet in winter.
Some Whole Foods competitors are happy about the new policy, even if they're not ready to adopt it themselves.
It might be difficult to persuade many people to download a new browser or other software just to gain access to Maelstrom technology, or existing browser makers to adopt it themselves.
I try to set the example and people see positive results and so adopt it themselves.
Put differently, when some individuals initiate cooperation, others learn to trust them and are more willing to adopt reciprocity themselves, leading to higher levels of cooperation.
