The deaths in Chhattisgarh have drawn attention to India's mass-sterilisation programme, as well as weak quality-control standards for drugs procured by state governments.
Mr Laidlaw said his report had found "a lack of transparency, inadequate planning and preparation, as well as a complex and confusing organisational structure with weak quality assurance and insufficient governance oversight".
Most prominently, studies of weak quality produced larger effect sizes.
Their cleaned dataset excluded approximately 40% of the children, especially due to the weak quality of their height measurements.
But the B-class shares originally envisioned for foreigners have been a flop, because of weak quality, limited liquidity (market cap: $10 billion) and abysmal disclosure.
Ten studies were included in the final review; two were rated as moderate quality and eight were rated as weak quality.
However, while the model satisfies estimator properties, the low level of R2 underlines its weak quality of fit meaning in particular the lack of some explanatory variables.
He said on Thursday his report had revealed "a lack of transparency, inadequate planning and preparation, as well as a complex and confusing organisational structure with weak quality assurance and insufficient governance oversight".
The wrong selection can lead to undesirable conditions such as unsatisfied users, weak Quality of Service (QoS), network congestions, dropped and/or blocked calls, and wastage of valuable network resources.
The masculinity dimension of national culture represents preferential forms of social behaviour that privilege either competition, materialism and wealth, and cultures where society at large is more competitive, while femininity stands for a preference for cooperation, modesty, caring for the weak, quality of life, and a more consensus-oriented society.
