language possibilities for organizing/connecting literature citations in interesting ways:

as (author/researcher) advises, implies, suggests, recommends, warns, proposes, informs us, would predict, discusses, advocates, offers, promotes….

• this can imply that…
• possible reasons for this may/might be…
• factors that can contribute to such an outcome(s)…
• related to this is the concept that…
• some questions this raises (for me)….
• a problematic aspect or inference is …
• this is consistent with or similar to …
• on the other hand….
• a predictable outcome(s) of this might be….
• given this, it is likely that…
• what might be expected under such circumstances…
• under these circumstances…
• parallel to or consistent with…
• corroboration for this is found in….
• this finding is questionable because…
• what connects or joins these ideas…
• what this is contradictory or runs counter to…
• examples of this can be found in…
• what makes this a puzzling, incomplete, problematic, provocative, etc. circumstance/situation is…
• where more information is needed is….
• a possible interpretation is…
• this would be or is in agreement with…
• comparing ___ with ____this suggests…
• an unexpected outcome of this is/has been….
• this sheds further light on, clarifies…
• this surprising finding…
• the effect of this has been (to)….
• these non-traditional approaches…

(Greenwald, 01: CCT 694)