In a recent review of the literature looking at transition of care from one physician to another, the most cited solution to poor quality hand-offs was standardization, although this and other proposed solutions still require careful study [ 13].
Based on our data, 1.1 mL, in addition to poor quality of hand coverage, also provides insufficient antimicrobial activity.
Even poor quality second-hand copies now cost about £10,000.
In addition, poverty was said to promote the use of poor quality second-hand cooking stoves (i.e., stoves that had previously been used) that were seen to emit more smoke as compared with newer ones.
In general, highest concentration of Mn and Fe in hand pump water samples indicates the poor quality and maintenance of hand pumps.
Though detailed data are not available, medical imaging equipment for ultrasonography, CT scan or MRI existing in the 1990s appeared to have been on the whole both scarce and of poor quality (equipment imported second-hand).
Finally, Taxibeat says that the taxi market in many LatAm countries is broken, with high crime rates and poor quality of service on the one hand, and a "handful of good drivers trying to distinguish themselves from the pack on the other".
The map of the summit trail was a poor quality photocopy of a rough hand-drawing, most of which was illegible.
The trouble with this potentially admirable effort is that the data on which these tables rely is usually second-hand and often of seriously poor quality.
On the other hand, chest compressions in clinical studies are usually of poor quality [ 37, 38].
On the other hand he also criticized the lack of time given to, and poor quality of the public health disciplines taught at, the faculties of medicines.
