The phrase "and accordingly even" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize a consequence or result that follows logically from a previous statement, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The project was delayed, and accordingly even the budget was affected."
Alternatives: "and thus even" or "and therefore even".
Now there's even more to read, even more ways to read it and accordingly even more frustration that it still doesn't really work.
Hafnium, on the other hand, has an exceptionally high cross section, and accordingly even slight hafnium contamination nullifies the intrinsic advantage of the zirconium.
In wild type tissues the copy numbers of Mcph1 per microgram RNA compared to Hprt were 3.7±1.6 times less in spleen, 10.7±1.2 times less in liver, and 21.6±3.7 times lower in brain and accordingly even lower in the tissues of the Mcph1gt/gt animals (76.9±21.1 times, 45.1±12.1 times, 46.3±3.6, respectively).
Carlene Firmin, head of MsUnderstood Partnership, which aims to address youth sexual inequality, said that young women connected to gangs were viewed as "currency" by rival outfits and attacked accordingly, even if such acts occasionally did not have the impact they wanted.
Learn what these things are and act accordingly (even if it seems silly or unimportant to you).
If inflation were allowed to rise to 5%, for example, people might regard that as permanent and set wages accordingly, even as output returned to normal.
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But McCarthy made clear that the administration views greenhouse gases the way it sees other air pollutants and will regulate them accordingly, even if it forces the industry to spend more money to comply.
"Once we have that information we will assess it and, if needs be, act accordingly". Even if Straumur's plans pass muster with the courts, creditors and league, there will be no return to the liberal spending of Gudmundsson.
Turkey usually attracts around a fifth of Thomas Cook's customers and the company has cut capacity accordingly, even though it said that there were already signs of bookings recovering.
Despite a nurturing approach in professional standards for teachers, Piper and Stronach (2008), found that early years practitioners are aware of the prevailing no-touch norm and, for the most part, act accordingly, even when (in some instances), they may be aware that this response is to the detriment of the young child.
