The phrase "adopts up" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate ideas, but without context, it is unclear what is intended.
Example: "The organization adopts new policies every year."
Alternatives: "embraces" or "takes on".
Our demonstration of the presence of Lévy walks is, at our knowledge, the first available which adopts up-to-date statistical methodologies in a terrestrial mammal.
He began pursuing adoption in 2007 through a local agency, Lutheran Social Services, and a year later he was approved to adopt up to two boys.
Mary L. Durel of Family Service of Westchester in White Plains said that about two weeks after the attack, the service heard from around 15 couples in 10 days seeking to adopt, up by approximately 15percentt.
In poorer parts of the world, these apps are also being enthusiastically adopted up by many people who use them as free alternatives to more costly SMS text messaging.
It's not clear how widely the Google Wallet Instant API has been adopted up to now, hence perhaps the decision to work with third parties like WePay to grow that.
Players may also adopt up to two children and have them live with the player's spouse in their houses.
Kotb revealed that when she brought the idea of adopting up to Schiffman, he responded immediately that he was on board.
If a transient hyperechoic zone does not form within 5 10 s, stepwise increment of power by 5 10 W is adopted up to a maximum of 100 110 W.
The hedge fund manager — a technology neophyte who bought his first iPhone last year — adopted up-and-coming mobile applications, like Instagram, the photo-sharing service.
But this time around, the IMF has insisted on more legislation being adopted up-front, including an all-important banking law passed on May 11th.
In fact, some projects do not have any further developments during the several years after their first reporting; and others have already upgraded their original designs and adopted up-scaled versions.
