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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accordingly infrequent" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe something that is infrequent in a manner that suggests it is in line with or consistent with something else.
Example: "The meetings are accordingly infrequent, reflecting the team's preference for efficiency over unnecessary gatherings."
Alternatives: "therefore rare" or "consequently uncommon".
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Paradoxically, the highly specific, and accordingly infrequent, tallimustine sites are distributed throughout the genome nearly randomly, resembling the distribution of much less specific (and more numerous) lesions by cisplatin.
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Unfortunately, for habitats in which infrequent major disturbance (such as fire) drives recruitment, our ability to adjust harvest accordingly is limited by the inherent unpredictability of these disturbance events.
Finally, an equally infrequent cell type is characterized by an apical brush of microvilli (Fig. 2b, d) and, accordingly, termed "brush cell".
Accordingly, an isolated occurrence of TDRs on the HIV phylogeny would imply frequent emergence in treatment-failing patients and infrequent transmission, whereas a strong clustering would suggest long transmission chains of TDR.
PROFANITY -- Mild and infrequent.
It is very infrequent.
Public transportation is infrequent.
PROFANITY -- Infrequent but strong.
Doors are infrequent.
It was infrequent.
Breaks were infrequent.
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