The phrase "adopted away" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express the idea of being adopted or given up for adoption, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "After being adopted away, she found a loving family."
Alternatives: "given up for adoption" or "placed for adoption".
The adoption method is a quasi-experimental design that relies on a social accident in which children are adopted away from their biological (birth) parents early in life, thus cleaving the effects of nature and nurture.
An influential adoption study of schizophrenia in 1966 by American behavioral geneticist Leonard Heston showed that children adopted away from their schizophrenic biological mothers at birth were just as likely to become schizophrenic (about 10 percent) as were children reared by their schizophrenic biological mothers.
I had been raised since birth by my Korean mother and lived with her until adopted away.
All siblings adopted or adopted away were excluded.
Yet it is well known now that siblings or twins adopted away at birth share very similar physical, personality and mental traits with their close biological relatives [ 1].
Any control that had died before reaching the age of the multiple sclerosis index patient's age of onset were excluded from the analysis, as were offspring adopted away.
And worse, changes that are adopted take away their control.
For the sake of the workers, and pedestrians below, we hope that these reforms are adopted right away.
The one exception to this comes late in the show, when the disembodied voice of a judge who is about to take her adopted child away from her fires question after question at her, and she must react and respond.
Join user expectations with specific workflows and communicate which use cases can be adopted right away, along with which need training or support to be accomplished.
