Even though rates of substandard housing for the general U.S. population are relatively low, percentages for subpopulations such as immigrants are disproportionately high.
The film has circulated since largely in substandard prints, though MGM/UA issued an upgraded edition on DVD in 2007.
So it was a culturally enriched environment, even though it was substandard from a facilities perspective, and there was a lot of crime.
The trainee is struggling with whether to give the sick child the only antibiotic on hand, even though it represents substandard treatment.
There are concerns that a high proportion of ACAs are falsified or substandard, though estimates are rarely based on representative data.
Over time, their monthly benefits improved -- from about $25 a month in 1996 to about $115 today, for example -- though they still complain about substandard housing and medical benefits.
It is assumed that predators mainly prey on substandard individuals, but even though some studies partially support this idea, evidence with large sample sizes, exhaustive analysis of prey and robust analysis is lacking.
The answer is less obvious than Ms. Falco and Mr. Donovan's substandard performances, though rather less compelling than the sight of Nina ironing her cheerleader's uniform in her underwear.
Further, when excessive demand, rising prices and limited availability surround key ingredients or materials of sudden interest, then substandard quality though accident or intentionality become more common and harder to detect.
Cortney Stone of RPGamer found fault with the voice acting recording, describing it as "substandard" and said that "it sounds as though a few of the actors were too close to the microphones or the equipment was faulty", though she called "the voice acting itself quite good, with characters of different nations having distinctive accents".
Their designed top speed was 21 kn, though this was frequently unattainable in their later careers owing to substandard maintenance and neglect.
