The phrase "accordingly yielding" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express that something is yielding or producing results in a manner that is consistent with previous information or actions.
Example: "The team worked diligently on the project, accordingly yielding impressive results by the deadline."
Alternatives: "thus producing" or "consequently generating".
All errors are corrected accordingly following these audits, yielding an expected underreporting of 11% of actual discontinuations or adverse events.
Accordingly, we used a RR yielding full support (100%), that is, controlled mechanical ventilation, as well as half (50%) of that rate.
Glen's took inventory of its items and determined which were bringing in the smallest profits — or yielding no profits at all — and adjusted prices accordingly.
Accordingly, based on their slenderness parameter as well as buckling and yielding behavior, infill plates in steel shear wall systems may be divided into slender, moderate, and stocky categories with respective early buckling, concurrent buckling and yielding, and early yielding characteristics.
Accordingly, the proportion of ST samples from ReA and UA patients yielding positive PCR results was significantly higher than that of positive ST samples from control group patients (100% [15/15] versus 46.2% [6/13]; P = 0.001).
The latter undergoes further electrooxidations and simultaneous chemical transformations yielding the Au(OH 3-type layer, under different aging cOH 3-type accordinglayerth the pertunderion programme usedifferent
Accordingly, the spo0A gene together with its own promoter was cloned into pMTL-ME6C (yielding the pMTL-ME6C:: spo0andand into plasmid pMTL-ME6X downstream of the strong P fdx promoter [ 14], to give plasmid pMTL-ME6X:: spo0A.
Plastic yielding at or near the crack tip can significantly influence the behaviour of cracks, and accordingly should be included in simulations of crack growth; however, this can introduce a number of computational challenges.
Accordingly, mitochondrial gene trees undergo lineage sorting much more rapidly, and thus have a higher probability of yielding gene trees that are reciprocally monophyletic for the hypothesized species.
