Sentence examples for accordingly addition from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, addition of a third binding point via aromatic esterification of the alcohol functionality of 4a should enhance its antifungal activity.

Accordingly, addition of HLA-DQ typing to serological tests (anti-tissue transglutaminase enzyme antibodies tTG and Anti-endomysial antibodies EMA) does not improve the diagnostic capacity, because of its low positive predictive value [8, 9].

Accordingly, addition of PDZ ligand in trans relieved repression, increasing Cdc42 exchange activity.

Accordingly, addition of exogenous serotonin, which enhances signaling and further increases Ca2+ transients in the ASH neurons [10], exacerbates the rgs-3 behavioral defects [13].

Accordingly, addition of calcium alone to HS giving an ion-product that exceeds 6×10−6 M2 by as much as 30% has shown to produce little or no precipitation.

Accordingly, addition of low doses of rapamycin to the combined protocol further enhanced the suppression of graft-infiltrating CD4+ and CD8+ T cell proliferation and donor-specific CTL activity but preserved FoxP3+ Treg cells.

Accordingly, the addition of fluorine led to a greater increase in catalytic activity for 4,6-DMDBT HDS than for DBT HDS.

Accordingly, in addition to the scholarly conference Thursday through Saturday, the Hempstead campus will be abuzz with all sorts of related activities.

Accordingly, in addition to their well known functions as 'serum protease inhibitors' the Spi-1 and Spi-2 gene-derived proteins appear to have intracellular functions as well.

Accordingly, the addition of ternary elements, like Ni, Cu and Co, will lead to an obvious decrease in GSF energies by 18.0%, 16.7% and 13.4% respectively, and therefore may facilitate the initiation of prismatic stacking faults and furthermore enhance ductility.

Accordingly, in addition to more potent immunosuppressants, the concurrent use of medications designed to control coronary heart disease and progressive renal failure simultaneously will likely be the approach to improving the likelihood of even greater, long-term successes for both the transplant recipient and the allograft.