The track's turf course was considered substandard, some areas of the facility needed a face-lift, and a track that traditionally runs only during the summer needed a lot of work to prepare for the possibility of a chilly autumn day.
In the model, a house that has insecure property rights is represented by a q lower than q s, where q s is the housing services threshold below which a dwelling is considered substandard.
There is a level q s below which a dwelling is considered substandard (for example, think of q s as the threshold below which a household lives in a slum according to the criteria described in Sect. 2).
"An institute that produced 20 papers in Science and 20 more in Nature would be considered substandard by the current criteria," says Vaclav Horejsi, director of the academy's Institute of Molecular Genetics in Prague.
A great proportion of dishes deliberately comprise all five, and it is considered substandard (but not necessarily bad) when one or two flavors over- or underwhelm the balance.
2, 4, 12 Care during labour was considered substandard when supervision of fetal wellbeing was neglected.
The studies share a lack of careful attention to patient selection and/or technique, which would be considered substandard by today's guidelines.
Singular they is universally understood and is recommended by some modern style guides, but is considered substandard usage by others.
The construction of mobile homes usually occurred prior to the development of construction codes and have been considered substandard.
Upgrading students, who were mostly married, commented that they often get separated from their children when they took rural posts, as their children were schooled away from them in urban areas as rural schools were considered to be of substandard quality.
