The phrase 'accordingly upon' is not correct in regular English.
Instead, you can use phrases like 'accordingly', 'in accordance with', 'in response to' or 'based on' to express the same idea. For example: In response to the customer's complaint, the company refunded their order accordingly.
That puts the burden for understanding the tax laws, and planning finances accordingly, upon the taxpayers.
Accordingly, upon reception of the frame, collisions can be post-detected as explained in the following paragraph.
This provides grounds why airline industry is charged accordingly upon the non-compliance of the issued flight route for a specific flight.
The repeated game can lead to a change in the outcome because the players can now observe the past interactions and decide accordingly upon their present action.
Accordingly, upon the co-sensitization strategy, a novel immunoassay based on the competitive binding of anti-IL-6 antibody with IL-6 antigen and IL-6 CdSe IL-6 CdSeate was developed, and it exhibioconjugate linear range from 1.0 pg/mL to 100 ng/mL wash a low developed limit of 0.38 pg/mL for IL-6 detection.
Accordingly, upon the demise of the Navy's radar picket submarine program, Triton was redesignated SSN-586 on 1 March 1961.
It reads: "Disciplinary Rule 31: In that between 1 July and 15 September 2016, both dates inclusive, you placed 44 bets upon football matches, and accordingly gambled upon football matches in contravention of Disciplinary Rule 31".
Before the vote on Friday, Twitter was filled with pictures of people returning home to have their say on gay marriage, with some decorating their trains accordingly: Others, upon their return, found their parents had decorated for them: The account @gettheboat2vote Twitter account has been encouraging Irish citizens overseas to travel home and has also been sharing their stories.
Therefore, the threshold is needed to be chosen accordingly depending upon applications.
The individual directs himself toward the future and, accordingly, takes upon himself the inheritance of the past and thereby becomes oriented to his actual and present predicament.
Accordingly, grounded upon cognitive load theory and Bloom's taxonomy, we designed and conducted a set of mobile collaborative training field experiments with 364 participants to examine the impact of the various complexities of cognitive tasks on user performance and perceptions, using a non-interactive vs. interactive mobile training app in both individual and group settings.
