I

• Coacervation is held to have a widespread biological significance.

• Certain structural changes are recognized as diagnostic in determining ...

• The difference might (well) be reckoned as negligible.

• This need is perceived as being so important that ...

• This method is thought to give the most accurate results.

• The average composition of continental crust is judged (or speculated) to be petrolog i с ally i nte rm ed i ate.

• The difference in variance is deemed (or considered, or believed to be) statistically significant.

• If there is one peak in the frequency curve, the distribution is said to be unimodal.

• The radial eddy diffusion coefficient was taken to be equal to the eddy viscosity.

• All fluxes are taken [or assumed (to be)] positive in the direction of increasing y.

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III

• The pure component was taken as the standard state.

• It is agreed that this formulation is correct.

• It is thought (or deemed) that the largest fraction of carbon dioxide is dissolved in the oceans.

• It is believed (or assumed) that these organisms do not produce disease.

• Two tensors are said to be of the same kind if ...

• These two varieties were visualized as forming a continuous thread ...