The phrase "accordingly shows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is demonstrated or revealed as a result of previous information or context.
Example: "The data collected from the survey accordingly shows a significant increase in customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "therefore indicates" or "consequently reveals".
The blue curve is generated with one correct cloud and accordingly shows the best performance with an average error of 1.33 m.
The equation for the Taylor rule accordingly shows that when inflation and output are equal to their targets, the federal funds rate which is expressed here in nominal terms–should equal 2 plus the rate of inflation.
PLS analysis [98] to identify the geometric measures that most strongly differentiate active and inactive geometries [97], and cluster crystal structures accordingly, shows how the structures for ALK, MET, and EGFR are distributed between apparent activity states.
The red vertical line indicates the occurrence of the 2011 M9.0 Tohoku earthquake, which was more than 1000 km away, at which time seismicity shows slight activation, and single ETAS model (1) accordingly shows a misfit.
In our analysis, brain is the tissue category with the highest number of both SAGE and EST tags (Table 2) and accordingly shows the strongest correlations of PEM values among oligonucleotide microarray, SAGEmap, and TissueInfo (Table 1).
In the case of ray-finned fish-specific NASP paralogs, we observed that NASP1 has higher GC content than NASP2 and accordingly shows more biased trends in codon usage.
These effects cannot be attributed to a direct action of CNO, as LDTgGFP mice treated accordingly showed the expected stress-induced social aversion and anhedonia (Supplementary Fig. 3c).
Benign prostatic hyperplasia is generally accepted to originate in the transition zone and periurethral tissue, which accordingly show substantial growth with age.
A range of heparan sulphate analogues was accordingly shown to prevent histone accumulation in the lungs by neutralising histones in blood.
Consequently, our understanding of the genetic background of common epilepsy has improved considerably, and current genetic studies have optimised their design accordingly, showing much promise for the future.
A prototype of amine sensor based on m-DB self-assemblies was developed accordingly, showing a remarkable quenching efficiency as high as 85.4%.
