The phrase "accordingly certain" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a conclusion or result based on previous information, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The results were inconclusive; accordingly, certain assumptions must be revisited."
Alternatives: "therefore certain" or "consequently certain".
Accordingly, certain groups of dinosaurs, such as the ornithopods, included a succession of types that were increasingly adapted for efficient food processing.
Accordingly, certain limitations should be considered.
Accordingly, certain transactions between the sponsoring company and the SPE may result in gain or loss and/or cash flow being recognized by the sponsor, commonly referred to by financial institutions as 'monetizations.'".
"The facility was evacuated 45 minutes before the end of shift, accordingly, certain entries had yet to be made and were designated for the reader as 'late entries.' Late entries document care given during the shift, but which was not documented due to circumstances ― in this case ― beyond control".
Accordingly, certain patterns of interest in comparative genomics—such as the length distributions of short indels in coding regions can be strongly skewed by sequencing error.
Accordingly, certain assumptions and design decisions were made to simplify the process.
Accordingly, in certain practical situations, simplified methods may offer a more reasonable trade-off between effort and results accuracy than advanced software.
Accordingly, a certain number of holes practically could be induced at the surface of the n+-poly-Si NW channels under erasing operation with large negative gate biases.
Accordingly, in certain cases the principle of time competition, which affirms that speeding up processes leads to higher profits, cannot be applied.
This issue was probed during the interviews undertaken to validate the online survey; adjustments to the descriptions were made accordingly, and certain EBIPs were eliminated due to high probability of misunderstanding by the faculty (e.g., writing and sharing learning goals with students).
Most surveys focus on 'households', and, accordingly, they miss certain categories of people, e.g., the homeless and people in institutions.
