Sentence examples for accordingly suggest from inspiring English sources
Our findings accordingly suggest that more AUDS than MDE patients may have an organic origin to their symptoms.
We accordingly suggest that factors that may alter the kinetics of progression may play an important, and perhaps decisive, role in determining the probability of disease inception.
Under a model where dosage compensated genes have on average a lower level of expression than non-compensated genes it would accordingly suggest that partial compensation may be initiated by females [ 16].
We expect PCA to exceed MCE on linear data, and for practical applications we accordingly suggest initial use of PCA in combination with differing normalizations; if the dataset shows subsequent resistance and nonlinearity (as in Fig. 4C), we recommend structural exploration by means of MCE (as in Fig. 4A) and other NML techniques.
John Lee Beatty's set accordingly suggests a genteel, Newport-style grass court, with the umpire's seat doubling as a judge's bench, and the same actor (David Cromwell) appearing as judge and umpire.
This changing dynamic necessitates a rethink of aid and a redesign of the aid system, and we have accordingly suggested a broad-based shift from resource transfers to global development co-operation.
This paper accordingly suggests an intelligent model for the diagnosis of liver diseases which integrates CART and CBR.
AutoTutor would recognize this deficiency and respond accordingly, suggesting that the student engage in an AutoTutor "Knowledge Component" problem that specifically targets that missing KC.
The study accordingly suggests that in order to promote per capita economic growth, attention must be paid to policy strategies that promote innovation.
As shown in Fig. 2h, with the preset printing ratio of K cartridge increased from 0 to 100%, the red fluorescence was observed to be increased accordingly, suggesting a controllable encapsulation by this printing technique.
The objector accordingly suggests that the deduction indeed transmits a warrant, though it is a "thinner" warrant, i.e., a warrant that is weaker than what a proof would bestow.
