The phrase "accordingly might" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "The results were inconclusive; accordingly, we might need to conduct further tests."
Alternatives: "therefore may" or "consequently could".
Individuals from the Clinton campaign, accordingly, might just conclude that Fox News isn't going to give their candidate the fairest hearing.
Vitamin E and beta-carotene affect various measures of immune function and accordingly might influence the predisposition of humans to infections.
If we would learn from their lost successes in our own era of misrule, reconsidering this idea — that a ruling class should acknowledge itself for what it really is, and act accordingly — might be a fruitful place to start.
But, one may reasonably expect that different readings depict different pictures of physical reality and accordingly might postulate different kinds of non-locality.
The identification of major process changes along with the times of the changes and a partitioning of the data accordingly might reduce such bias and reveal measurable insights about impacts of process changes on issue fix time.
The results only apply to clinically diagnosed diabetes and therefore might not be valid for undiagnosed diabetes as we cannot assess how knowing about a certain diagnosis and probably be treated accordingly might affect health perception and behavior.
Buildings could be customized accordingly; some might always float, others might rise and fall if needed, and still others might simply be built to survive inundation without sustaining major damage.
Accordingly, one might suggest that carotid PTA might cause disproportionate cognitive impairment in comparison to CEA.
Accordingly, it might be expected that different sample tissues might show different age-related DNA damage.
Accordingly, one might argue that trafficking of synapto-nuclear protein messengers might be to slow to enter the nucleus to be involved in plasticity-related gene expression in this cellular model of learning and memory.
Accordingly, mTOR might be a direct partner of the 5-HT6 receptor, whereas Raptor might be recruited indirectly via mTOR.
