Much of the existing housing stock tends to be of substandard quality—overcrowded, lacking indoor plumbing, and suffering from structural deterioration.
But, in many cases they were delivered at inflated costs, were of substandard quality, or in some cases delivered nothing at all.
The pictures seen on the computer are often of substandard quality, and the modem capacity on most computers to store and show long films is a burden.
Zippers and buttons or findings will be of substandard quality.
Possible determinants of substandard quality were explored.
By contrast, studies of ancient DNA or non-invasive sampling often require the use of DNA of substandard quality.
For example, the Shanghai CFDA detected such gaps for both imported and domestic generics, where the rate of substandard quality was <0.1 and 3%%, respectively [ 7].
5 However, according to the WHO, more than 50% of the medicines from internet sites, which often conceal their physical address, may be counterfeit or of substandard quality.
Illicit online pharmacies market the sale of purportedly safe, legitimate product that may in fact be counterfeit or of substandard quality [ 15, 19- 21].
They mentioned that substandard quality of care was a problem at primary healthcare and referral level.
They mention the Dutch context where a quality authority seeks to protect consumers against "substandard quality of care", a financial regulator is present to safeguard the solvency of insurers, alongside a competition authority and a sector specific competition authority/regulatorm.
