  Liquid-liquid phase separation has recently emerged as an important topic in
the context of cellular organization. Within this context, there are multiple
poorly understood features; for instance hints of critical behavior in the
plasma membrane, and how homeostasis maintains phase separation. In this paper,
using statistical mechanics, we show that finite size effects in multicomponent
mixtures can induce the system to behave as-if it were near a critical point,
which we term apparent transitions. The apparent transition temperature is
naturally driven towards the ambient temperature of the system.
