The phrase "accordingly evolution" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a relationship between evolution and a preceding context, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The findings of the study suggest that species adapt over time; accordingly, evolution plays a crucial role in biodiversity."
Alternatives: "as a result, evolution" or "therefore, evolution".
Accordingly, the evolution of complex adaptations, fundamental rearrangements of development, requires differential reproduction.
Accordingly, the evolution of floc size and structure was greatly affected due to various aggregation and breakage kinetics.
Accordingly, the evolution and radiation of DUF26-containing proteins with different domain structures co-occur with the appearance of new physiological characteristics and the adaptation to new habitats and lifestyles (Fig. 1b).
Accordingly, the evolution of the microcracked zone with the size of the bending specimens can be related to the creep rate.
Accordingly, the evolution of cultural heritage tourism of Macau was illustrated, with its current status concluded at the beginning of maturity stage.
Awaiting a new Darwin H. Allen Orr | New York Review Of Books | 21 January 2013 On Thomas Nagel's "Mind And Cosmos", which argues for seeing the universe as an entity with a purpose, though not necessarily a divine one, and adjusting the practice of science accordingly, treating evolution as merely a means towards a universal end that remains to be discovered.
Accordingly, the evolution of the dislocation density tensor is written as (partial _{t} {boldsymbol {alpha }} = sum _{varsigma }partial _{t} {boldsymbol {rho }}^{varsigma }otimes {boldsymbol {mathrm {b}}}^{varsigma }) with ∂ t ρ ς =∇×[ v ς ×ρ ς ] where the dislocation velocities v ς are again slip system specific.
Accordingly, the evolution of Conus venoms may be strongly affected by dietary shifts such that changes in venom composition are driven by changes in specializations for particular prey, a process that presumably occurred in C. miliaris at Easter Island [15].
Eigen's seminal work and subsequent, increasingly sophisticated analysis showed that the error threshold, that is, the minimal fidelity that is required for mutations to be fixed and, accordingly, for evolution to proceed, is relatively low, in the range of 1-10 errors per replication cycle (the exact number remains a matter of debate) [ 31- 34].
Accordingly, a novel evolution process from Zn3Si1 to Zn5Si2, and finally to Zn7Si3 nanocluster is unveiled.
