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 In [NN], ... fossil finds are arranged according to P.
 In any type of writing, ... the active voice is less wordy.
 With more solutions to P, ... Q is getting easier.
 Due to its properties, ... P gives rise to the structures called Q.
 When it comes to classifying the items, ... it becomes clear that Q.
 When we consider R, ... we find that Q.
 When P happens, ... Q is (set up).
 What happens next, ... is that P.
 By making measurements to date P, ... researchers have performed an
experimental check on Q.
2.3.9 (Parenthesis accounting for) Additions and appositions

•  Further/ Furthermore/ Moreover/ Besides/ Also/ In addition/ ... P.
 Above all/ After all/ Indeed/ Actually/ Virtually/ Rather, ... P allows us to
identify Q.
 In this (other) notation/ In these terms/ In other words, ... P.
 In fact/ That is/ Namely/ More correctly, ... P.
 In abbreviated form: ... P.
 P, in fact, ... is of minor significance.
 P, or better/ such as/ including ...Q.
 Instead, ... I will argue that it is crucial to disentangle P.
 In closing this section, ... we point out that P.
 This means ... that P.
•  Conceptually/ Roughly speaking, ... this is redundant.
 It is not, ... strictly speaking, ... a book written for linguists.
 Taken literally, ... this formulation ... is far from a solution.
 In this way, ... P is claimed ... to be similar to Q.
 In a way, ... a theory allows you ... to see the forest instead of the trees.

2.3.10 (Parenthesis accounting for) Attitudes
•  Clearly/ Evidently/ Interestingly (enough)/ Fortunately/ Regrettably, ...P.
 To be sure/ Little wonder/ Surprisingly ...P (may become feasible in the
future).
 Obviously/ Surely/ Understandably, ...it must be argued, we cannot treat P.
•  Surprisingly, ... researchers do not need P.
 In our opinion, ... many parsers do not distinguish between P and Q.
Unfortunately, ... it is hard to be enthusiastic about Р/ I am rather suspicious of
Q.
 These two traditions ... seem to meet, unfortunately, at the extremes.
Regrettably, ... dramaturgical analysis evolved in isolation from cultural studies.
2.3.11 (Parenthesis accounting for) Supplements

•  P is characterized, ...in extreme cases, ...by Q.
 This prediction, ... if valid, ...ensures that P.
 P, ...in type at least, represents Q.
 P will, ... in practice, be applicable only to Q.