The phrase "accordingly strain" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or misused expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The results of the experiment were inconclusive; accordingly, strain was not measured."
Alternatives: "therefore" or "as a result".
Accordingly, strain hardening capacity of the ferrite-40ferrite-40%teel was reduced to a significant degree, resulting in a smaller uniform elongation than the ferrite-16% bainite steel.
Accordingly, strain CS-1 exhibited a stimulatory effect on the growth parameters of wheat seedlings (Table 3), increasing the plant dry biomass (by 23.3%), fresh biomass (by 23.8%), and the root/shoot ratio (31.5%) of wheat, compared with the control group.
Accordingly, strain 66132 proved a true hyqΔRI7 haploid arisen by perfect gene-replacement.
Accordingly, strain α4 might represent a recent switch event from Y to W-135, as it is highly related to the ST-23 CC, which predominantly is associated with serogroup Y strains (Figure 3 A).
Accordingly, strain upper limits were attained in at least sixteen lines exposed to iso (i.e. those in which pulse recorded under iso1 was higher or similar as under iso10), ranging from 697±45 beats/min in strain Balb/cByJ to 877±45 beats/min in strain I/LnJ.
Accordingly, strain SZ does not respire oxygen [ 3] and responds negatively to in situ oxygen exposure [ 12].
Accordingly, strain-recrystallisation and strain-anneal GBE do not involve separate mechanisms.
Accordingly, strains of Methylobacterium are often found in association with plants, either involved in bona fide symbioses as endophytes, or as epiphytes on leaf surfaces [3] [7].
Accordingly, strains showing MICs higher than the respective cutoff values were considered as resistant.
Accordingly, strains that are designed with regulatory considerations should grow better initially and may achieve the desired phenotype faster.
Accordingly, strains belonging to group "X" might represent "hybrids" that could successfully cross over the genetic barrier between the two groups A and B. Bacterial recombination is often mediated by vectors (e.g., phages).
