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Yet we argue that Pharma groups Novartis and Bayer have a strong hand as they can bargain with their animal health assets, a more value creative option for Merck than mere cash.

Current proposals try to maximize this trade-off, yet we argue that there is still room for improvement.

We show examples of significant reductions in time and effort enable by Semantic e-Science; yet, we argue that a "complete" solution requires integrating semantic search with other research areas such as data provenance and web services.

It will be noticed that between genes and denes lies a difference of only one letter, yet, we argue, the latter, as we use it, designates a concept on an altogether different logical level.

Yet, we argue that these terms must be included and only should be excluded if they are not statistically significant.

Yet, we argue there are two fundamental weaknesses to the current approaches that hamper policy makers in their ability to guide priority setting decisions.

Yet while we argue endlessly about who should be let into our country, we pay scant attention to what happens when immigrants do pass through our borders and settle in, say, Birmingham, Barnsley or Brent.

Yet when we argue for change, notably changing our ways in response to climate change, we're arguing against people who claim we're disrupting a stable system.

Yet, as we argue here, this pattern is not necessarily indicative of neofunctionalization [ 10], as it is also fully consistent with gradual decay of expression during pseudogenization.

We carry him around in our pockets every day, and yet we still argue and wonder about who he was.

Yet, we would argue, many scientists—not just women see work-life balance as important.