The limited resources and substandard conditions highly appeal upon professional skills, creativity and problem solving capacity.
The committee said Serco's service was substandard and was highly critical of the company's treatment of whistleblowers.
In a searing article in US News & World Report, journalist Michael Satchell described "a little-known practice by some of the nation's premier zoos: dumping surplus, old, or infirm animals into a vast, poorly regulated -- and often highly profitable -- network of substandard, 'roadside' zoos and wildlife dealers who supply hunting ranches and the exotic-pet trade".
These products … usually contain sub-standard or false ingredients, or no ingredients or ingredients in the wrong dosage, including active ingredients' 9. Thus, falsified drugs are highly likely to be of substandard quality, possibly containing no API.
But many are cheaply run, highly profitable businesses that offer students substandard educations.
The detection is extremely low compared with substandard medicine.
A systematic review notes that many studies of substandard drug prevalence have been highly limited in their scope or subject to less-than-ideal sampling methods (Almuzaini et al. 2013).
Today, around 20,000 Thai men and women — the nationality who make up the bulk of foreign workers — are thought to be working in Israel's highly developed agricultural sector, nearly all in substandard conditions.
Marginalized urban communities (referred to as U-1 through U-4) were characterized as informal settlements commonly outside of major cities, where housing conditions were predominantly substandard and the population was highly concentrated.
In most highly affected countries, prevention services have poor coverage and provide a substandard intervention (transmission reduced to 15% rather than 2%).
This could result in overtreatment of the highly educated, while patients with lower education would receive standard or possibly substandard treatment modified from clinical guidelines.
