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.
However, fragmentation, poor economies of scale, inadequate financing, political opposition, a bias toward curative services, and weak regulatory and quality control systems pose serious challenges for the private sector.
From the initial set of 1,536 SNPs, 480 (31.25%) were excluded by the CNG quality control procedure, because of weak or ambiguous signal.
We also enforced strict quality control to exclude genes with weak hybridization signal (which would otherwise be classified as unbiased).
In contrast, NUSE and RLE (McCall et al., 2011), which are frequently used quality control methods, showed only a weak positive correlation (Figs 3b and 4b).
The quality control of medicinal materials has always been a weak link in the Chinese medicine industry, and it has affected the sustainable development of the TCM industry.
In some buildings, when quality control is poor, the upper parts of columns have a weak compressive strength, especially in floor zone.
In this situation, new forms of quality control are implemented top-down and primarily controlled by doctors, while medical integration is weak in the area of cost controls.
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