Sentence examples similar to substandard models from inspiring English sources

These substandard business models are behind the growth of the Wal-Mart class of worker in America.

As antimalarials are of high importance in the global fight against malaria and are often substandard, they are chosen as the model to validate our assay.

The Model Law's definitions of "substandard" and "falsified" furnish the cornerstones of that distinction.

The FCTC provides an excellent model for combatting falsified and substandard medicines.

Chinese consumers have preferred more reliable Buicks, Volkswagens and Toyotas to the often substandard offerings from domestic manufacturers, while little-known Chinese models have struggled to gain traction overseas.

Developing prognostic models for hospice referrals is a challenging problem resulting in substandard performance for all of the evaluated classification methods.

"I just think the model takes advantage of these kids; the structure is substandard".

In both chick and mouse models, pharmacologically- or genetically-induced immobilisation causes abnormal ossification and mechanically substandard bones.

On the other hand, it is possible that the predominantly correct causal model is that low income causes people to live in substandard housing, which causes elevated lead levels, which cause lower achievement.

GamePro stated that the "character and vehicle models look great", but the visuals were also described as "blah" and "substandard".

The Model Law imposes no normative judgment about which medicines are falsified, substandard, unregistered, counterfeit, and so forth, but rather bases that nomenclature on a country's existing rules: for example, a substandard medicine is one that fails to meet the required specifications of the country's medicine regulatory authority.