The phrase "accordingly in future" is not entirely correct and may sound awkward in written English.
It can be used when indicating that actions will be taken based on previous information or decisions moving forward.
Example: "We have reviewed the feedback and will adjust our strategy accordingly in future projects."
Alternatives: "therefore going forward" or "consequently in the future".
Our goal was to recognize the deficiencies and then to incorporate the themes accordingly in future diabetes education programs.
Accordingly, in future research, it will be important to assess whether remote effects of TMS in fMRI, that depend on the current state of spatial attention, are predictable from corresponding changes in effective connectivity, synchronization, or coherence as assessed with other experimental approaches.
Accordingly, in future studies it may be desirable to assess the reliability of CR-induced EEG normalization, observed in this study, using BESA source montage and sLORETA techniques to substantiate their role as an indicator of the course of tinnitus treatment.
Accordingly, in the future we will review programs for pro bono match consideration only after they have been broadcast.
Along the way, it keeps asking for feedback so that the artificial intelligence engine underlying the tool can learn what it got right and wrong and adjust accordingly in the future.
Roughly speaking, we expect those nodes that showed very high sociability over a time period of a certain length to behave accordingly in the future for a period of at least the same length.
Accordingly, in a future study, we intend to focus on the FGF/MMP7 axis in the context of gastric cancer cell invasion.
Accordingly, in our future investigations we will perform detailed analysis of the expression of receptors for the two cytokines (e.g. TNFRI, TNFRII, IL-1RI) in the course of disease progression in breast cancer.
The Biopharmaceutical Classification System (BCS) and other related guidances are in the process of being (or soon will be) updated; therefore, guidelines to request biowaivers may change accordingly in the future.
In our expanded intervention we will be able to better study what factors are associated with program success, which will enable us to target patients most likely to benefit and tailor program interventions accordingly in the future.
Accordingly, in the future the choice of GLP-1 agonists may be dictated by whether the dominant target is pre- or postprandial glycemic control and by the baseline rate of gastric emptying.
