The phrase "as accompanies" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may lead to confusion in meaning.
Example: "The report includes several graphs, as accompanies the data analysis."
Alternatives: "as is typical" or "as is usual".
Neither the common people nor the rabble uttered a word, but their faces showed their terror and they turned their ears to catch every sound; there was no uproar, no quiet, but such a silence as accompanies great fear and great anger.
The majority of them (about 80%) have migrated as accompanies of other migrants (namely male head of the household).
However, closure of the switch loops (as accompanies microtubule attachment in our structure models) eliminates the ability of switch II to latch onto the P-loop, which would thus allow the nucleotide cleft to relax into its open conformation unless gamma phosphate is present.
Elevated body temperature (as accompanies a fever) can increase BMR.
The revisions to the Cuba Travel Guidance focus primarily on the removal of the monetary value limitation on carrying as accompanied baggage Cuban-origin items for personal use.
Mentioned in the Correspondance Magazine (in Portuguese) as accompanying the exhibition.
Scope and content: Audio recordings of elicitation sessions, as well as accompanying notes.
Importation of Cuban-origin merchandise as accompanied baggage for personal use.
Literary evidence supports this as well, and in the 14th century Giovanni Boccaccio writes of it as accompanying singing too.
Early collections drew heavily on chanson arrangements, but new pieces were also composed explicitly as accompanied solo song.
These studies require the use of validated endpoints to measure specific symptom relief as well as accompanying quality of life.
