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 It is necessary … to find out to what extent Q.
 In order to examine/ establish/ obtain P ... it is essential to estimate/evaluate Q.
 In order to reveal P … it is essential to validate.
 We have not yet examined … the causal relationships in this case.
 We have to examine … the relationship between P and Q.
 Before we proceed to evaluate P, it is informative to check/ assess/ determine Q.
 For P we need certain data, such as observations/ calculations/ estimates of Q.
 From this perspective, let us re-examine/ determine/ assess/ explore P.
 I shall try to illustrate the idea/ tendency/ the role of P in Q in the rest of this
paper.
 As an illustration of this approach, we consider here the investigation made by F.
 A brief discussion of one example of P would be appropriate here.
 In this section I want to turn to examples/ to give instances of Р/ to analyze the
data.
 Some specimen analyses/ data observations are given below.
 Some concrete illustrations/ examples are given below.
•  Evidence for P ... was obtained in studies on the myocardium.
 Such evidence ... may be derived from evolution/ confirm P.
 These estimates of the process ... were derived from satellite data.
 These measurements in the rate of P ... are based on P.
 The data used for this study ... stem (are available) from measurements/ consist
of P.
 New experimental data ... hint at the existence of P.
 These data ... contribute material for the testing of our claim.
 A search for a correspondence between P and Q ... should provide a test of our
hypothesis.
 A confirmation of our hypothesis ... can be sought by analysis of corpus data.
 Observing P...will constitute a test of our theory/can confirm the validity of our
ideas.
 These findings ... lend support to the expectation that P.
 The information obtained ... is crucial for identifying Q.
 The identification of P ... is the key to identifying Q.
 Our arguments ... are based on data (materials) obtained in experiments.
 The discovery of P ... has supplied evidence for Q.
 Particle physics … lends support to this idea.
 Computer models ... estimate/ reveal that P should cause Q.
 Computer simulations ... reveal that P is irrelevant here.
 There is great interest ... in correlating such data (our results/ materials) with P.
 Of particular interest/importance/significance ...is the fact that Р/ the discovery
of Q.
 We (can) appeal ... to certain evidence/ facts/ findings/ discoveries/ studies/
[NN] to show that P.
•  These observations/ facts may be encountered … in the literature on the subject.
 These numbers/figures/measurements/estimates ... have appeared in the
literature.

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