Because the essence of competition and innovation lies in differentiation and change, corporations are in general under degrees of competitive pressure to modify or change their existing offerings and to introduce new products or services.
For each species, we compared the structure of observed carotenoid network with that expected under degree-preserving random rewiring of the same number of carotenoid compounds and reactions (Fig. 4; Erdos-Reyni randomization; [ 28]).
In terms of their education, 47.8% held under-bachelor degrees, 46.9% held bachelor degrees, and 5.3% held postgraduate degrees.
When we were tallying the founder count for each university, we decided to lump together graduate and under-graduate degrees.
Informally, the plots in Figures 27 and 28 indicate that small families may preferentially grow (under higher degree models) or shrink (under low degree models) whereas the evolution of large families tends to a symmetrical random walk.
Perhaps if Klinsmann was not under the degree of scrutiny he has found himself under after an abject 2015, that might have been the case.
The scrummage was nevertheless still under a degree of pressure.
He received his under graduate degree from Boston University and earned his PhD at New York University.
"Quite clearly, the balance sheet is under a degree of stress".
By doing that, you bring them under a degree of control.
People under this degree of constant pressure are, from time to time, going to miscalculate.
