The phrase "accordingly superior" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is superior as a result of certain conditions or circumstances.
Example: "The new model is accordingly superior to its predecessor due to the advanced technology it incorporates."
Alternatives: "therefore better" or "consequently superior".
Accordingly, the superior metabolic efficacy of the combination therapy seems, at least in part, attributable to MC4R-mediated enhanced GLP-1R signaling.
Accordingly, the superior peak for the PM contrast may reflect differences in SO versus SI control of actions, that is, whether to perform the OG activity that is triggered by the stimulus or the internally represented intention that is less strongly prompted.
These behaviors accordingly endowed battery with superior discharge capacity at various discharge current rates from 0.2 C to 2 C.
Accordingly, their efficacy is superior compared to benzodiazepines usually proposed for treatment of anxiety (A. Durr, personal observation).
Finally, the mechanistic model permits the interrogation of individual parameters and autophagy components, and accordingly, renders it the superior tool for generating new hypotheses.
Accordingly, indirect selection is superior to direct selection when L Y is shorter than a certain fraction of L X, which depends on H of the target trait and the accuracy of genomic predictions.
Accordingly, Einstein's left superior parietal lobule is separated from the inferior parietal lobule by a continuous intraparietal sulcus that stems from the postcentral inferior sulcus (Figs 1, 4 and 10B).
Accordingly, the hybrid membranes exhibit superior desulfurization performance along with good stability even at high operation temperature.
Accordingly, THA appears to be superior to HRS on the basis of the current evidence base.
When accordingly designed, static mixer with its superior performance on H2S removal overweighed to structured packings.
