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2.5.6 Coordinating

•  After the hypothesis was put forward in 1960, ... it flourished for a few years.
 Most users are able to find applications almost immediately ... after installing
their computer systems.
 The study assessed ... the after-effects of «insight-oriented» therapy.
 In looking ahead to the future of these vaccines ... it is worthwhile reviewing
their properties.
 The biologists' ultimate goal ... looms ahead.
 Such systems will need to «know what is going on» ... ahead of time.
 The next hypothesis to be tried ... is that P.
 P will be taken up ... in the next section.
•  What happens next ... is that P. Next, ... this metaphor raises questions about P.
 We can now move on ... to consider P. We will now compare ... P and Q.
 Now ... I want to turn to Р/ we posit that Р/ I proceed to investigate P.
 We put aside for now ... the question of P.
 Although much has been discovered about P, ... many mysteries still remain.
 There are still important difficulties ... to be overcome.
 Despite a great deal of effort ... there is still no clear agreement on P.
 As the human population surges toward 10 billion, some experts are alarmed, ...
while others are optimistic.
 The water level of the Aral Sea has recently plummeted, ... while the water level
of the nearby Caspian Sea has increased.

•  There is ... as yet no substitute for this method.
 As yet ... only partial results have been published.
 These potentialities ... are as yet in the initial stages of exploitation.
2.5.7 Determining

•  B and Q are different from/ similar to ... each other. Here is an example ... of
each P.
 Each of these categories ... is represented by P. Each partem ... is arranged in the
same way.
 Each new hypothesis ... initially attracts attention. At each stage ... we check
that P.
 This notion ... is neither clearcut nor consistent. F problematizes ... neither P nor Q.
 The other obstacle/ consideration ... is that P.One other preliminary remark ... is
in order.
 This approach ... can be applied to other formulations.
•  The same divergence ... can be found in P. The same considerations ... apply to
P.
 Although this theory proved to be successful, ... the same is not true for its
application.
Most engineers considered this sensitivity as ... something to be avoided.
 In the case of infinite sets ... something rather surprising happens.
 The result looks something like ... a hierarchy of parsers.
 The true value of an utterance ... has something to do with its effect.