If a graduate student produces a substandard paper, for instance, the best thing to do is to discuss it at once, instead of merely giving a brief comment and hoping for better results next time, he points out.
But that's not how it has worked in medicine since 1910 when the Flexner report, commissioned by the AMA, declared that a surplus of substandard medical schools in the country were producing a surplus of substandard doctors.
For purposes of clarity, we adopt the general standard that counterfeit medicines consist of those (a) deliberately produced with substandard quality; (b) those fraudulently labeled with respect to their identity/origin; or (c) that are otherwise tainted, adulterated, or made ineffective or harmful [ 22].
After a day filled with the bleating flatulence produced when substandard cars, lacking factory exhaust systems, are driven hard, the track fell silent at night.
451, 461, 85 L.Ed. 609, 132 A.L.R. 1430, 'Congress, to attain its objective in the suppression of nationwide competition in interstate commerce by goods produced under substandard labor conditions, has made no distinction as to the volume or amount of shipments in the commerce or of production for commerce by any particular shipper or producer.
The most important economic program of course was the 2004 Central America Free Trade Agreement that guaranteed US investors access to the US market for goods produced under substandard labor and environmental conditions.
Government investigators said in August that the company had also produced nearly 500,000 substandard doses of a vaccine for diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough.
In the months before Columbia's disastrous mission, the NASA photography editor at the Kennedy Space Center repeatedly raised concerns about a contractor who he said produced substandard film images of shuttle launchings, NASA officials said this week.
Meanwhile, the indiscriminate backyard production drive failed to achieve the desired effects and yielded large quantities of expensively produced substandard goods.
She spent a substantial portion of her time pursuing legal actions against foreign publishers who produced unauthorized or substandard editions of the novel.
This means a manufacturer producing substandard drugs could receive approval in a state with weak controls, and its drugs could be sold anywhere in the country.
