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• 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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• The pure component was taken as the standard state.