Sentence examples for accordingly the changes from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, the changes in the availability of all nutrients vary depending on how food price and income changes manifest themselves through the interdependent food demand relationships.
Accordingly, the changes imposed on the appearance of monkeys in the standard mark test, as with more extensive markings in cotton-top tamarins [28], are not sufficient to draw the animal to touch the marks while looking in the mirror.
Accordingly, the changes in the SLC6A3 sequence are rather locus-specific and can not be explained by isochore structure of the chromosomal region thus suggesting that the other evolutional forces drive this process, a bias gene conversion [23] for example.
Accordingly, the changes in the expression of the ECM genes were also associated with ERG overexpression.
Accordingly the changes in VA that occurred at the same time that the subjective symptoms of DOMS suggest a supraspinal regulation of muscle recruitment.
Accordingly, the changes in the facial skeleton that result from the aging process must be addressed to obtain a natural-appearing facial rejuvenation.
Based on these results, internal pH2 and pO2 in the electrolyte were estimated, and accordingly the change in internal pH2 and pO2 were relatively small in the electrolyte regions close to the anode and the cathode interfaces, respectively.
Accordingly, the change of angle search is randomly determined by the size of r.
Accordingly, the change of government and promises contained within the reforms also signified a new era by establishing intergovernmental agreement for nationally consistent policy measures aimed at unifying existing multi-layered administrative and regulatory arrangements (Cheeseman and Torr 2009).
Accordingly, the change in the ratio between YFP and CFP fluorescence was smallest in VSFP2A and largest in VSFP2C and VSFP2D (Fig. 2C).
Accordingly, the change of the total receptor concentration dynamically changes the concentration-effect relationship of rHuEPO.
