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In computing, the phrase "garbage in, garbage out" describes how poor-quality input leads to poor-quality output.
The solution to poor quality isn't to lower the bar.
TorrentFreak reports that the leaked film is of poor quality.
It has also acknowledged it kept poor quality control records.
I'm really sorry about the poor quality of these carrots.
The poor quality control has disappointed parents like Shen Yang.
Projects they support are often unsustainable and of poor quality.
Many of those were related to poor quality protective gear.
Businesses that produce poor quality are always just getting by.
Poor quality or insufficient sea ice could reduce survival rates.
And, despite the poor quality of housing, it is still expensive.
How common is, say, intentionally falsified drugs versus poor-quality drugs?
But these are often of poor quality and are badly focused.
We make no apology or excuses for poor quality of care.
The footage is poor quality, but shows the man being shot.
The poor quality here was definitely a bit of a disappointment.
People are sick of being cheated and buying poor quality products.
Some users have complained about the accessories, calling them poor quality.
This is America, and poor-quality licensed products are our birthright.
Others are deterred by the poor quality of public health-care programmes.
One of the major issues affecting Native populations is poor quality housing.
The bigger issue with it is that it's simply of poor quality.
Barley in China is mostly poor quality and importing it is costly.
By 2150, some exporters were paying exorbitant sums for poor quality beans.
So was the Note7 fiasco a unique fluke of poor quality assurance?
Much of it was of poor quality, she noted, and hence unrecyclable.
Usually, server issues and poor quality cameras kept them from taking off.
They complained about cramped conditions, and getting poor-quality or inappropriate food.
Much of it is poor quality and not fit for human consumption.
It's living proof there's a difference between generosity and poor quality control.
Poor-quality medicines can kill you even if you don't take them.
But many times, that results in poor quality of care for prisoners.
They also complained about ill-fitting cashmere sweaters and allegedly poor quality.
It's also possible you're swallowing or snorting poor-quality or contaminated drugs.
"We mostly bought poor quality food and cheap clothes," Mr. Kowalczyk said.
" One contributor observes that "many of the articles are of poor quality.
Or maybe they buy a poor quality item and experience buyers' remorse.
However, it said some data released was of poor quality or incomplete.
One reason for the confusion is the poor quality of the recording.
And longer wait times don't necessarily translate to poor quality of health.
I'm feeling a little moody from the poor quality sleep I've been getting.
How can I tell a good quality cigar from a poor quality one?
The Nigerian nomination period was extended because of the poor quality of entrants.
The vast majority of the oocyte-like eggs were of very poor quality.
Like regular 2D video recording, there is good- and poor-quality 3603 recording.
On the downside, several buyers complained that the playing cards are poor quality.
It criticized the new Civic for a poor quality interior and uneven ride.
As a result, meals can get rushed and result in poor quality food.
The audio is of poor quality and some of the words are garbled.
The newsroom has shown that innovation doesn't have to equate with poor quality.
"For most people, that's a very poor quality of life," Dr. Mitchell said.
That causes this overcrowding and poor quality housing and high rates of homelessness.
Businesses that produce poor quality are perpetually in search of new customers/clients.
Poor-quality marijuana might disappoint its user, but it typically isn't particularly dangerous.
Malnutrition is common in some jails because of the poor quality of meals.
According to mainland media, poor-quality electric cars have been made by certain manufacturers.
Complaints mainly target at the problems of poor quality, slow delivery, misleading ads, etc.
The mouth is left clean, without that greasy feeling left by poor quality chocolates.
Others say the colorful designs fade, peel or crack due to poor quality control.
But he also pointed out the poor quality of housing in the communist country.
In these cases, items may not only be poor quality, but also extremely dangerous.
Now, by this latest study's own admission, the evidence is of generally poor quality.
Substandards and fakes The term "poor-quality medicines" is something of a catch-all.
That thinking, Baigent said, had been fueled by poor-quality studies with known flaws.
Poor-quality care, on the other hand, can leave kids less prepared for school.
Four years ago, food delivery was a pain — expensive, hard to find, and poor quality.
"The market for sub-performing or poor-quality assets is really not there," he added.
They include inadequate infrastructure, poor-quality schooling, badly designed taxes and regulations that hobble business.
But it has been dogged by poor- quality work and subcontractor disputes, among other problems.
And poor quality sleep was more likely for participants who used their smartphones near bedtime.
Many teachers are overwhelmed by poor-quality data-collection, unnecessary marking and formulaic lesson planning.
Those "precious" extra minutes of sleep you're getting are light and poor quality, Kennedy explained.
The ethics of listening to an extremely poor quality rip of the Periscope performance 8.
But police said at a press conference later on that the footage is poor quality.
In this case, a blatantly poor-quality medicine was detected because its effects were conspicuous.
Early transmissions were often of poor quality, so, to avoid misunderstandings, spelling alphabets were developed.
And everything published in paperback is such poor quality, sure, you can have these rights.
Months later, two Bear Stearns hedge funds investing in poor-quality mortgage assets went bust.
"There is the perception that vending machine food is poor quality and unhealthy," said Witcher.
Mobius Motors hasn't just got its sights on Kenya, but anywhere with poor quality roads.
It'll do everything you need it to, but it's large, bulky and has poor quality.
Much of the imported farmed shrimp available is of poor quality and doused in preservatives.
At the bottom end of the private-rental market, safety problems and poor quality housing combine.
"It might technically be available, but if it is, it's ugly and poor quality," Jennifer 8.
Some transfers are of such poor quality that it's nearly impossible to discern what's going on.
Poland and Germany have suspended imports of Russian crude via the Druzhba pipeline, citing poor quality.
Makes you wonder what all that money went to, considering the poor quality of the site.
This growth continues in spite of the poor quality of advertising in the digital media space.
I assumed it was yet another sketchy online retailer selling poor-quality products on the cheap.
Given the poor quality of care, why would we want to put more people on Medicaid?
The poor quality of our roads cost the average motorist $6900 each year in auto repairs.
Since Sunday, many viewers have turned to social media to complain about the livestream's poor quality.
So you're getting poor quality species of wood, badly fitted together, and not very well finished.
All things considered, Pisani suspects that poor-quality medicines are a significant contributor to antimicrobial resistance.
Test results varied by batches, the evaluators found, suggesting that some manufacturers had poor quality control.
Others described food of poor quality, like chicken with a rubberlike texture or sauteed fish heads.
Most of those operations are low-end businesses with second-rate fabrics and poor quality control.
Those are really difficult conditions for people who are in poor quality housing and small spaces.
These are increasingly based in India or China, where recalls of poor-quality products are common.
In absence of any oversight, the black market has flourished and with it, poor quality products.
Other Chinese films have been criticized for their poor quality compared to big-budget US productions.
While the poor quality of the data hinders a detailed analysis, Trump's overall sentiment is correct.
Two of the most hazardous features of poor quality housing are lead-based paint and mold.
But most disastrously, I get them throughout the night and consequently have very poor quality sleep.
And that's by cleaving off the part off the ecosystem that is overpriced and poor quality.
Record the incidents on your phone, as even a poor-quality recording will bolster your claim.
The poor quality of the video makes it difficult to confirm the FBI's version of events.
His story was about his dry cleaner's complaints about poor quality garments that are ruined when cleaned.
Trump's lawyers sent letters citing "the poor quality of the merchandise" -- a claim Hyman says was unfounded.
One inspector said checks were now tougher at Egyptian ports because importers were sending poor-quality grains.
Online cosmetic shopping can mean winding up with poor-quality goods, or even makeup containing toxic materials.
Ramsay said she left a large quantity of food on her plate due to the poor quality.
"Projects they support are often unsustainable and of poor quality" and "lead to staggering debt," he added.
But many of these are unused, as consumers don't know they exist, or they're of poor quality.
A standard one that we don't use often is called the COPQ, or cost of poor quality.
Bundled payment programs vary, but some also include penalties for poor quality or bonuses for good quality.
But, in Shannon's opinion, the later works were of poor quality, so he did not collect them.
There and in social media, complaints about rude drivers and poor-quality cars have been increasingly frequent.
The law, designed to "prevent the birth of poor-quality descendants," allowed doctors to sterilize people with disabilities.
Sweden is a famously tolerant country, but one thing its people are quite intolerant of is poor quality.
But overall, he thought the study provided a clever new look at the effects of poor-quality employment.
The crop was a failure, "all loliloli" (Hawaiian for "poor quality"), Reppun recalls, spongy and useless for poi.
Negative reviews mention poor quality control and some worried that they received a counterfeit kettle, so buyer beware.
Poor-quality photos and cluttered, unprofessional-looking design are huge red flags that the site can't be trusted.
Airlines have privately complained to Boeing about poor quality control in recent deliveries of 787-10 Dreamliner airplanes.
Many of those properties were poor quality, said Hidetaka Yoneyama, a senior researcher at the Fujitsu Research Institute.
What is even more striking than the barriers to access, however, is the poor quality of information available.
A savvy oenophile, Mr. Bozzi was dismayed by the poor quality of house wines in most American restaurants.
At the least, if they have microcephaly, we expect them to have a very poor quality of life.
You sleep less, and what restless sleep you do get is of poor quality, often with frequent awakenings.
That allowed EMCDDA to include more studies, but many of those studies may have been of poor quality.
But the industry in the 2282s and 2000s suffered from underinvestment, dated models, poor quality and frequent strikes.
Indian workers don't usually eat lunch out: It's expensive, and office cafeteria food is usually of poor quality.
Some inspectors say checks at Egyptian ports are now tougher because importers are sending back poor-quality grains.
But JEDI isn't going to solve all of Shanahan's problems, chief among them the poor quality of data.
Poor-quality teaching is one obvious reason student learning outcomes are so grim, as tests have repeatedly shown.
That, according to Khamis, produced a poor quality of translation that flattens the unique voices of the writers.
He's pissed about the competition, but the docs also include a jab about Rocksmith's tees being poor quality.
These funds bought a lot of the top-rated securities, not knowing that they were actually of poor quality.
Penalties for too many readmissions or poor quality will be opportunities for wiggle room in the Medicare price hike.
However, the projects have been dogged by design problems, disagreements with regulators and poor quality work by Westinghouse's partners.
In terms of revenue, the most common poor-quality medicines are things like Viagra and Lipitor [for high cholesterol].
Changchun had used these poor quality products to increase its profit margins, rising to become China's biggest vaccine maker.
Sexual trauma is also linked to medical illnesses, increased use of health care services and poor quality of life.
Until things change, when it comes to poor-quality air, passengers have little choice but to suck it up.
But due to complaints about the late start and grainy, poor quality footage, many people are being issued refunds.
Panelo said poor-quality drugs could also contribute to antibiotic resistance, threatening to undermine life-saving medicines in future.
If women resort to using poor quality sanitary products, it can increase their risk of infections, says the study.
Some people hate that feeling because sets of poor quality can also feel a little plastic-y and tough.
"These are falling within a regulatory gap," said Gottlieb, allowing the black market to boom with poor quality products.
Under the old system, many cities submitted assessments that were of poor quality and lacked basic data, she said.
" The O.A.S. election observer team had just presented a report that concluded the election process was of "poor quality.
The consequences of participating can be more than just a résumé freckled with poor-quality papers and meeting abstracts.
He had "experienced hair loss himself and was unhappy with the poor quality of available solutions," the company said.
Most of the protesters focused on corruption, the poor quality of government services, and other bread-and-butter issues.
With some drugs, like statins or arthritis drugs, the effects of poor quality are confined to those taking them.
You don't want the CBD you give as a gift to come from hemp grown in poor-quality soil.
Between the lines: Rural Americans experience higher rates of automobile accidents, with high speed limits and poor quality roads.
Bottles of branded Nuka-Cola rum going for $80 a bottle also suffered from delays and reportedly poor quality.
Watchdog groups and whistleblowers are worried that poor-quality auditing of public companies could lead to another financial crisis.
But Venters's appearance in that game, disastrous though it may have been, was no less historic for its poor quality.
Dr. Sanjay Patel, the study's author, suggested that the women who slept excessively may have suffered from poor quality sleep.
The aviation industry all over the world has recognized that poor-quality aviation parts are not going to be acceptable.
The old-fashioned structure of traditional healthcare has led to poor quality, low availability and efficiency, especially in primary healthcare.
I found it to be poor quality and wanted to cancel my service before being charged for a full order.
Slovak pipeline operator Transpetrol said on Thursday it had suspended Russian oil imports to Slovakia via Ukraine, citing poor quality.
The poor quality and low status of teachers in this country stems from more complex issues than simply teacher training.
But numerous studies and systematic reviews have shown that peer review doesn't reliably prevent poor-quality science from being published.
Most of the studies analyzed were of poor quality — meaning there's a serious need for better research in this area.
Southwest Key's for-profit food company, Café del Sol, drew many complaints about high prices, poor quality and limited offerings.
Even the poor quality of the game's servers and buggy coding can't stop true affection or a sense of togetherness.
Musk has been pushing Tesla to cut costs, but fixing poor-quality cars and shoddy after-sales service requires investment.
"We've got a health crisis in London caused directly by the poor-quality air," Mayor Sadiq Khan said in October.
According to some research, a poor-quality job could be even more detrimental for key biomarkers of health than unemployment.
On one end, fake positive reviews can simply lead to the purchase of poor-quality merchandise and distrust among shoppers.
Sexual trauma is also linked to increases in medical health problems and health care utilization and poor quality of life.
Yet the current market is broken with a lack of transparency, poor quality care and poor working conditions for carers.
New York impressions: I like that New York's subway is extensive (more so than Boston's), but it's extremely poor quality.
He showed a reporter a picture of a top with a poor quality Adidas label which he said he couldn't read.
The Taylor review notes that although employment is booming, many new jobs created in the UK have been of poor quality.
The state's poor Quality of Life ranking slipped further this year: Mississippi is one of America's unhealthiest and least inclusive states.
Using alcohol will cause you to wake up after a short time and when you sleep again, it's typically poor quality.
Where psychiatrists are too few, patchy supervision of new trainees can fail to weed out problems that lead to poor quality.
Even the black-and-white photos have a filter on them, which only worsens the look of already poor-quality snaps.
At least one Twitter user decided to poke fun at the poor quality of the bystander's video, because everyone's a comedian.
State media have previously also gone after firms including British drug giant GlaxoSmithKline for price-fixing, bribery and poor quality products.
He points to the quote by founder Greg Hodge, the one that describes the poor quality of shirtless, seedy pub pics.
The Red Cross says four million people are still living in poor-quality temporary shelters, posing a threat to their health.
Hundreds of millions of people, especially in developing countries, have access to internet that is often erratic and of poor quality.
"It was a fink magazine," he wrote to Bell, meaning that it drew from reactionary thinkers and produced poor quality work.
Yet he found himself making just $4 to $5 an hour because of the poor quality of the jobs he received.
A recent WHO study estimated that around 21 percent of medicines in low- and middle-income countries are of poor quality.
Further revelations about the poor quality of the editing revealed that the resulting children likely will not have resistance to HIV.
There's been some ongoing online discussion about the strange dissonance between Friends nostalgia and the reality of the show's poor quality.
Kebele housing today is of typically poor quality, with homes made of wood and mud and without proper sanitation and infrastructure.
I was visiting a few years ago and was irritated by the poor quality of the crossword puzzle he was running.
The poor quality is all a part of that beautiful 1980s vibe that so many people have a soft spot for.
The sheer volume at which new, largely poor-quality clothes are produced is causing problems for the developing world as well.
Look, I know very well that these are cheap-ass, "poor quality" earbuds—especially for someone who works at a tech website.
She explained that scientists had given up looking through M3's poor-quality data, but that Li persevered using many statistical tests.
"Drug shortages are most often caused by poor quality manufacturing; not by FDA compliance actions, or by warning letters," the FDA said.
But such housing is often in poor-quality hostels or bed-and-breakfasts, far away from a family's jobs, schools and community.
Nevertheless, this type of content won't disappear; it is perhaps not unlike poor-quality tabloids versus quality broadsheets in the old days.
Some underinsured patients are not getting enough health care, while highly insured patients may be getting an abundance of poor-quality care.
If a company is using data for something like a marketing campaign, it's not critical if the data is of poor quality.
Sometimes their images are poor quality, their formats are not always uniform, and there is often too much to sort through quickly.
Digital ads aren't sustainable as a business model for online publications and they create incentives for clickbait and other poor-quality journalism.
One 2013 study found that female ecstasy users were more likely to report having poor quality sleep and experiencing excessive daytime sleepiness.
What made xxxMDMA special on the forums was that, as they themself repeatedly bragged, the product wasn't a poor quality Chinese knockoff.
As she was brainstorming business ideas, Deane zeroed in on her frustration with the poor quality of school backpacks for her children.
Cembalest recently devoted one of his "Eye on the Market" notes to the sorry state of poor-quality non-financial corporate loans.
Especially for items pertaining to children, consumers should be aware of poor-quality items that may still be for sale on Amazon.
Poor-quality drugs also add to the danger of antibiotic resistance, threatening to undermine the power of life-saving medicines in future.
Many servicewomen aren't as lucky since mental health care in the military can be of poor quality and comes with confidentiality risks.
The general absorption of CBD via the skin is very low, he says, and poor-quality products may make it relatively ineffective.
The avidity with which consumers snatched up even poor-quality CD reissues was a revelation: proof that catalogs could be cash cows.
The move is likely inspired by the continued criticism over "counterfeits and overall poor quality products" being sold on Amazon, he said.
Any surveillance footage of the scene was poor quality, there were no witnesses, and the victim, who survived, couldn't describe his assailant.
Strangely, the bid may succeed because an earthquake last year destroyed earlier restoration work that experts said was of particularly poor quality.
"The question of sale of poor quality fuel does not arise," the statement issued by Pakistan's Oil Companies Advisory Council (OCAC) added.
This definitely feels like a safety net to make up for the poor quality of the telephoto camera, but I'm glad it's there.
There are adults who suffer a whole host of conditions caused by the poor quality air from asthma to dementia to suffering strokes.
Dana-Farber's "failure to provide the independent oversight...placed all potential patients at risk to receive poor quality of care," the report said.
In bigger cities another concern is extreme heat and poor quality air in the summer, both influenced by changes in the global climate.
Mr Baur also claims that the data Mr Elmer exposed were of poor quality and have led to few if any criminal cases.
Be smart: Today's only luxury marketplaces have many risks for consumers, like receiving counterfeit goods or poor quality control on shipping and handling.
One highly valuable application is in enhancing poor-quality streaming video on the client side — in real time and with a standard GPU.
The CDC cites complications like counterfeit or poor-quality medication, and poor blood screening that may result in diseases like HIV and hepatitis.
The Stanford researchers suspect the poor quality of teaching at many Chinese universities is one of the most important factors in the results.
But that was tough to do this summer, some said, because of what they perceived as the poor quality of the D.H.S. ball.
The poor quality of Tuesday's CCTV images left open the possibility that Laachraoui might be the third man caught on the airport cameras.
What troubled the engineers most was the poor quality of work: leaking gaskets, cracked ductwork, and pipes missing inspection records, valves and supports.
Two years ago, IBM estimated that the cost of poor-quality data was about $3.1 trillion a year in the United States alone.
Poor quality housing exposes its occupants to mites and other pest infestations and damp, moldy conditions lead to asthma and other respiratory illness.
"I was still a little worried that it was going to be cheap and poor quality — it absolutely is not," one owner wrote.
Thirteen million blacks, many of whose forebears had been dispossessed in 1913, held the remaining 14 percent, much of it poor-quality land.
To this day, many Poles mutter about the poor quality and ungainliness of the buildings: gray, soulless reflections of an equally bleak era.
According to the Los Angeles Times, "It was just the poor quality of the air that was a hazy, acrid, smelly, burning presence."
Hundreds of thousands of children each year are dying due to a surge of poor-quality or outright fake medicines, the report says.
Many people have complained about being more tired and irritable, and less productive at work, because of the poor quality of their sleep.
In absence of the right drugs, patients may take less effective or poor quality medicines that increase the risk of antimicrobial resistance developing.
I am unhappily surprised and deeply disappointed by the poor quality of public lawyering in Trump&aposs behalf that we have seen thus far.
After abandoning the policy last year, it still has an estimated 200 million tonnes in warehouses, according to some estimates, much of poor quality.
But the rapid expansion of the marine parks industry has resulted in overcrowded tanks, poor quality and other serious concerns, according to news reports.
The project was expected to begin producing power last year but has been plagued by construction problems, disputes with regulators and poor quality work.
Even with the poor quality of the vintage video and without costume or pops, it's abundantly clear why Fisher was chosen for the role.
By the end of the study, 65 percent of low-income teens had poor-quality diets, compared with 55 percent of high-income youth.
McDole did have a gun, although it was apparently in his pants and not visible in a poor-quality cellphone video of the shooting.
The war is felt in the volatile rates of several currencies circulating in the city, in low wages and poor quality of local food.
The Japanese government is launching a new certification program in an effort to crack down on poor-quality sushi made overseas, local media reports.
The author has experienced a few issues with her new wardrobe such as "dodgy zippers" and "poor quality fabric" but is still a fan.
European Central Bank board member Benoit Coeure said there was a growing prevalence of poor quality data, which risks fuelling economic manias and panic. 
European Central Bank board member Benoit Coeure said there was a growing prevalence of poor quality data which risks fuelling economic manias and panics.
All of that adds up to poor quality sleep followed by a groggy, foggy, "I don't know why I'm so tired," kind of morning.
But in an effort to make the car low-cost, Nissan ended up using poor quality materials, say analysts, and the move back-fired.
"We were naturally curious about the poor quality of science until now on the link between cat ownership and psychotic outcomes," she tells Broadly.
"This is a positive step for those who think there is a problem of a lot of poor-quality patents being enforced," Reilly said.
To protect its brand and solar's reputation, the company began ad campaigns warning customers about copycats and poor quality, Mr. Malik of Idcol said.
Yet in the rush to accommodate a rapidly urbanizing country, new buildings were thrown up, often made of poor quality cement, Mr. Watkinson said.
RMBS were the building blocks of the crisis, bundles of toxic loans passed on to investors who were not told about their poor quality.
Laith Hani, 46, said protesters should not be blamed for the violence; instead, politicians should be held accountable for the poor quality of life.
The most prominent case took place in 2015, when In-N-Out filed a lawsuit against DoorDash over trademark infringement and poor quality control.
Independent ratings website Skytrax lists Air Koryo as the world's only 1-star airline for poor quality standards, though it does not measure safety.
As attorney general, Barr is in a unique position to help bridge the divide between communities affected by poor quality policing and police departments.
That a Chinese-owned entity would gain a foothold in Japan's vaunted auto industry thanks to poor quality control was once hard to imagine.
But, even today, the variety of products offered via the U-Miss supply chain is exceedingly limited and, far too often, of poor quality.
Prague City Hall announced plans to establish "a park of fallen monuments" for statues and sculptures that are considered poor quality, obsolete, or controversial.
Current research on phytoestrogens and weight is of poor quality, and most trials the researchers analyzed had been published in 2013 or earlier, Glisic added.
Polls showed that the poor quality of public education and the high poverty rate were the two problems voters wanted the next governor to solve.
I know most supplements don't work and that lax regulations mean that supplement makers sometimes put out products that are poor quality or even unsafe.
Villaseñor was staying about an hour away and says she breathed in the poor-quality air, which caused her nose and eyes to burn.
Dozens of trash products — knock-offs, poor-quality cables and other junk — increase the apparent variety for customers and exert price pressure on reputable manufacturers.
Last quarter, it released an updated, optimized version of its Android app after years of Android users complaining about a lagged experience and poor quality.
They point out the coal is lignite—dirty, poor-quality stuff that, in adding to carbon emissions, increases the risk of climate change for Pakistan.
So, too, is real anger at the very poor quality of leadership they have seen in the city's political elite in the last few years.
Deutsche Bank strategists say the growth of excessive poor-quality debt, flattening yield curves and rising episodes of market volatility indicate defaults will likely rise.
"Establishing a regular bedtime routine or 'wind-down time' can help improve sleep in people who have insomnia or poor-quality sleep," Dr. Malhotra says.
The program has faced scrutiny lately, with multiple reports raising questions about how the recommendation engine works and why it's endorsing products of poor quality.
China is pushing an ambitious program of healthcare reforms to improve its home-made medicines, and has vowed to crack down on poor quality drugs.
Another drawback is that pain and quality of life assessments in the smaller studies may have been of poor quality or incomplete in some instances.
Psychiatrists, as eager as any other guild to protect their turf, often warn that therapists who have not studied psychiatry may provide poor-quality care.
"Legalization there has created jobs, reduced criminality and the contraband of poor-quality marijuana, and it's a big tax boon for governments," Mr. Molinari said.
Some buyers at the sprawling fair complained of poor quality and price rises of more than 10 percent on some goods in the past year.
IPR serves as a meaningful tool for USPTO to holistically improve patent quality and address existing poor-quality patents that often are leveraged by trolls.
On top of that, voyeur videos often don't show faces or distinguishing features, are of poor quality, and consist of anonymous assemblages of body parts.
Rival telecom providers who rely on BT's network have accused BT of not investing enough, particularly in FTTP, and providing a poor quality of service.
It's a bullet-hell notorious for its poor quality and the inclusion of a picture of an actual dead person in the game over screen.
Allowing cross-border plans would encourage insurers to base themselves in low-regulation states, and the result might be a proliferation of poor-quality plans.
An Oxford University study of remote gig economy work conducted on digital platforms has highlighted poor-quality working conditions with implications for employees' well-being.
This is complicated by the fact that there is limitless content on streaming platforms, creating more opportunities for poor-quality movies to find a home.
He has many Afghan regulars as well, for stones ranging from black diamonds to star sapphires, Afghan emeralds (poor quality but cheap), jade and tourmaline.
I've purchased similarly-priced packs in the past and ended up throwing them out after just one use because they were of such poor quality.
Athletes at the Australian Open are breathing in poor-quality air polluted by bushfire smoke, making it nearly impossible for them to do their jobs.
They flood markets with seeds that are often of poor quality or unsuited to local conditions, crowding out more efficient private distributors with better goods.
"A good rule of thumb is to treat caviar like oysters, if it tastes wrong it&aposs probably either old or poor quality," he adds.
The disaster, which occurred in one of London's richest boroughs, raised profound questions over social inequalities, poor quality public housing and neglect of immigrant communities.
The 2684 Truth Commission concluded that after the first three months on Silmido, commanders stopped paying the trainees salaries and fed them poor quality food.
When grid power is available, only 45% of Nigerians have access to it, but much of that supply is epileptic and of very poor quality.
The new analysis, published in PLoS Biology, can't answer the question of why investigators submit such poor quality data, and why reviewers accept it, Strech noted.
India is once again heading into the worst time of year for air pollution, a season where the country's notoriously poor quality becomes even more toxic.
But to impose one's own values on another, without regard for that person's pain or poor quality of life, is high-handed and indeed playing God.
Arkansas doesn't just suffer from poor quality of life; scientific research funding tends to bypass the state, which comes in near the bottom for Technology & Innovation.
"Social enterprise need not mean poor quality: our craftsmen come from Prada and Vuitton, we're just cheaper because we don't have supermodels or shareholders," she smiled.
IASB Chairman Hans Hoogervorst said poor quality accounting has put off investors and the benefits of the new standard will outweigh costs by a wide margin.
So it's nice to see that Amazon is taking action, clamping down on the sale of poor-quality USB-C cables that don't make the grade.
Landing at the bottom of our list for a second consecutive year, one might say that poor quality of life is the natural state in Arkansas.
What banks refer to as poor quality complaints were often consumers simply asking if they had been sold a policy in the first place, Wayman said.
The poor quality of Tuesday's CCTV images and of the Laachraoui wanted poster left open whether he might be the person caught on the airport cameras.
Use of poor quality or uncertified seed costs African farmers hundreds of millions of dollars annually, according to the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa.
If we were to eliminate training and lift restrictions we run the risk of increased poor quality practice at best and more pills mills at worst.
The sector has been criticised for practices such as selling houses with rising leasehold charges, which make them hard to sell, and for poor quality workmanship.
To preserve the effectiveness of antimicrobials, regulators need to prevent their overuse and misuse just as they need to prevent the use of poor-quality fakes.
"There are dense, unserviced settlements within cities that have very poor quality of life," said Mahendra, who leads research at WRI's Ross Center for Sustainable Cities.
What will stop is pop-ups, pop under ads which hide under your browser window, and other annoying ads which mostly appear on poor quality sites.
"We've got a health crisis in London caused directly by the poor-quality air," Mayor Sadiq Khan said in an interview with the BBC on Monday.
This "put out the fire" response results in poor quality, dissatisfied customers/clients, lost customers/clients, and potential litigation, costing the business valuable time and money.
Bainetov said the commission was investigating around seven theories that included poor quality fuel causing engine failure and a bird getting caught up in the engines.
He concluded Delgado and Davenport's case series was of ''poor quality with few details,'' and that embryonic survival after mifepristone is as high as 46 percent.
We did not consider whether these organisms might have an opinion about the poor quality of their lives — that they might have a point of view.
Europe's securitisation sector shrank after securitised debt based on poor quality U.S. home loans turned toxic in 2007, sowing the seeds of the global financial crisis.
On one side, the financial industry sold poor-quality mortgage loans, and on the other side, it lied about the quality of those loans-turned-securities.
There are the webcam sites that are hurtful and exploitative, like a poor-quality drill that will give you repetitive strain injury after too much use.
Over the years, he's occasionally streamed it (in poor quality) online, including after his August conviction for two counts of securities fraud and one count of conspiracy.
"Because we're getting the sustained release profile, we're able to avoid the severe toxic side effects that can be associated with poor quality of life," Filgueira says.
The allegations of poor quality are especially offensive to me because I know the pride in workmanship that each of you pours into your work every day.
It's a pretty start contrast when you have an incredibly powerful phone that can take amazing pictures and run great apps but makes poor quality phone calls.
Now considered feral animals, they are reportedly tough enough to survive extreme conditions, including scorching heat, stormy weather, and poor quality food, on the remote barrier island.
Then the lady at a new crystal store I began frequenting said my pyrite was of poor quality and that I should invest in a shinier one.
Those were that a foreign object had fallen into an engine, that the fuel had been poor quality causing engine failure, pilot error, or a technical fault.
The company touts a bit of engineering in the Nomad called the True Crema Valve, which can help compensate for poor quality coffee or a bad grind.
Alder highlighted growing concerns over the poor quality of companies on Hong Kong's Growth Enterprise Market, some of which had seen huge price spikes immediately after listing.
That is a sure-fire way to ensure poor quality and high prices, particularly as flyers do not choose alternative airports just because they have better food.
The Wi-Fi upgrade should be especially good news for Obama's daughters, Malia and Sasha, who were, according to Obama, irritated by the poor quality and coverage.
On one side we call it the waste plastic epidemic, and on the other side the poor quality of roads that we have to drive on today.
Rural areas, an important base of support for the president, suffer a disproportionately large share of the traffic fatalities tied to the poor quality of our roads.
His partner, Joseph Nicéphore Niépce, created the earliest known photograph more than a decade earlier, but he died in 1833, unable to improve on its poor quality.
There are a handful of local guide sites on the Internet, but many are awkward to navigate and have poor-quality photographs, as well as spelling errors.
The albums recorded by the 13th Floor Elevators have been reissued on CD as poor-quality, overpriced imports, but Erickson signed away his song rights decades ago.
If that doesn't work out, and it often doesn't, they will need to come up with alternate, affordable, plans, which are also likely to be poor quality.
Republicans say single-payer health care countries such as Canada and the United Kingdom face poor quality of care and long wait times to see a doctor.
It's the false reviews that cite realistic complaints about a product, like poor quality or inaccurate sizing, that can actually hurt a brand — not wisecracks or political digs.
Bosworth believes that, beyond offering more targeted outreach for advertisers, Facebook's knowledge of internet users and advertising practices can benefit users by cutting down on poor quality advertising.
A federal investigation in 21.5 blamed the company for poor quality control measures that allowed for a defective section of pipe to be installed without detection or repair.
The $1.5 billion civil settlement on April 12 resolved U.S. Department of Justice claims that GE concealed the poor quality of WMC's loans and WMC's lax fraud controls.
Pre-manufactured housing has had a bad reputation in Britain, based on the poor-quality "prefab" huts that were built to deal with the post-war housing crisis.
Atari led the market in home console adoption in the late 1970s and largely contributed to the video game industry's collapse with its oversaturation of poor quality titles.
The poor quality of electronic data that is kept makes it more difficult to engage in data matching, to root out fraud and identify security risks, Roth said.
Employees from the organizers told CNBC that weather was not really the reason for the two teams to cancel the game, but the poor quality of the pitch.
In recent years, however, the industry was weighed down by poor quality and chronic overcapacity that eroded prices and exposed the sector to European Union anti-dumping measures.
Russian state food safety watchdog Rosselkhoznadzor said on Wednesday it had told its Belarussian counterpart to take emergency measures to address poor quality supplies of dry dairy products.
First, it used integrated combined gasification cycle (IGCC) technology to convert poor-quality lignite coal into synthetic gas in order to make the waste CO2100 easier to capture.
The quality and extent of the pending restoration will depend on previous records kept of the artifacts, which in some cases are non-existent or of poor quality.
The service has gone from being the butt of jokes about the poor quality of internet video to a powerhouse of online entertainment with billions in annual revenue.
Then came a crackdown on over-prescribing and a surge in demand for street heroin, which at the time happened to be poor quality and in short supply.
In the event that triggered the recession, poor-quality mortgage borrowers defaulted in droves, setting off a liquidity crisis on Wall Street that spread through the broader economy.
Which sounds fabulous, except that many of the earlier Minis are known for poor quality, and it could cost you twice that to get all the bugaboos fixed.
While visiting London in the hope of getting the Beatles a record deal, he visited Mr. Barrow and played him a poor-quality live recording of the group.
Less articulated, but no less important a threat to national security — especially given the current trade war with China — is China's production of poor quality and tainted drugs.
They pointed to the project's website which states that "one section [of the theatre] is demolished while one lies under modern but poor-quality housing currently in use".
But while laboratory studies, modeling and common sense all point to the link between poor-quality medicine and resistance, it would be hard to study directly in humans.
The study also reports that New York prisons give out 24 pads to each prisoner per month, but the poor quality of these pads means they hardly last.
The bottom line is, come January, healthcare colleagues need to tackle how to recognize and measure the amount of waste and poor quality that exists in our system.
One man told me he liked the low prices, even as he complained about the goods' poor quality — and the harm they did to the local garment industry.
But while laboratory studies, modelling and common sense all point to the link between poor-quality medicine and resistance, it would be hard to study directly in humans.
Petra said lower prices and poor quality diamonds from the Finsch mine in South Africa offset the sale of the exceptional blue diamond from its flagship Cullinan mine.
The deals between Angola and its foreign partners lacked transparency and often resulted in projects of poor quality, either because of a lack of oversight or outright corruption.
Saldiva dismissed that, saying "the health damages associated with PM pollution are the most severe of all pollutants" and, because of that, Rio's air is of poor quality.
An April New York Times investigation found claims of shoddy production and poor quality control, and airlines complained to Boeing about quality issues in delivered aircraft in 2019.
"When Hyundai first brought Korean cars here, they didn't realize the scrutiny Americans would put on them, and the poor quality almost destroyed the Hyundai brand," Mr. Harley said.
Poor-quality education and a lack of job opportunities have bred high rates of drug and alcohol abuse and crimes such as robbery, rape and domestic violence are common.
Then China announced it would not accept any plastics or cardboard, and American waste-management companies have been scrambling to find what to do with their poor-quality waste.
Poland and Germany earlier suspended imports of Russian oil via the Druzhba pipeline, citing poor quality, triggering a rare crisis over supply from the world's second-largest crude exporter.
The United States has also been losing market share in China due to poor quality of crop harvested at the end of last year following unseasonal rains and hurricanes.
Dry eye is caused by either a lack of tears, or a "poor quality" of tears that cannot lubricate the surface of the eye, resulting in itching and inflammation.
Liu Shih-chung, Tainan city government deputy secretary general, said television footage of its ruins suggested the possibility of structural problems related to poor-quality reinforced steel and cement.
You spend a happy year-and-a-half googling "famous couples together since high school," taking performative cues from porn and pretending to orgasm from poor quality penetrative sex.
Buying higher quality, smaller bottles certainly means spending more money, but, when I thought about the way I was originally doing it, I was overpaying for poor quality oil.
According to government data, someone dies every 3.7 minutes in road accidents in a country known for rash driving, inadequate traffic enforcement, badly maintained roads and poor quality cars.
Some containers were returned by international buyers during the 2017-2018 season because of the poor quality, a senior industry source in Madagascar told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
The watchdog had already told firms in the sector in 2014 that they needed to "raise their game" if they wanted to continue operating, after uncovering poor quality advice.
Securitised debt originating from poor quality U.S. "sub-prime" mortgages, sowed the seeds of the 2007-09 financial crisis after homeowners defaulted, depriving the securities of payments to investors.
However while United laboured, Sevilla had not looked a real threat in what was a generally poor quality game until the introduction of Ben Yedder with 18 minutes left.
Reports of poor-quality facilities and last-minute construction travails by the host country will likely soon give way to the drama of the elite athletes competing for glory.
Nearly 70,0003 people paid $50 each to watch a livestream of the wedding, but viewers complained about the stream's poor quality — and that the wedding started four hours late.
An influential art critic, Christopher Allen of The Australian, the national newspaper, groused not long ago that there was too much Aboriginal art, some of it of poor quality.
It sold some 400,000 lights to around a third of the country's households, but they were poor quality, and many developed problems with no mechanism for repair or return.
China's relatively swift move reflects a wider drive to improve the quality of locally-made drugs and rid the sector of a reputation for corruption, poor quality and fakes.
Loaded with poor-quality fats, high-fructose corn syrup, and sky-high amounts of sodium, prison food almost certainly contributes to the low levels of health that plague inmates.
NATIONAL Because of a poor-quality audio recording, an article on July 18 about a Congressional campaign in Logan, W.Va., misquoted a teacher, Randy Snyder, about his voting intentions.
They used to be an exhaustive process that took hours to produce, with filmmakers packing a room to watch poor-quality film reels of scenes shot the day before.
Another vulnerable group are people from lower-caste communities, or Dalits, who often live on the outskirts of settlements, in poor quality housing with little protection against natural hazards.
EBay's latest move shows the e-retailer is still trying to grow its online marketplace and shed from its image any perception of poor quality or too much hassle.
The estimated 175 billion tonnes of watery, low energy coal was first discovered in 25 but because of its poor quality, most companies found it too costly to mine.
"We note that a year after the sale, the public continues to complain of slow, expensive and poor quality internet and mobile services," PCC said in a statement on Monday.
The International Monetary Fund cut its outlook for the world economy for the fourth time last week, citing the poor quality of emerging market growth as risk factors, among others.
Centers that are connected to the grid battle with an erratic, poor-quality power supply that puts at risk baby deliveries, paediatric emergencies and cold storage of vaccines, campaigners say.
Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) asked for more clarity on how the Amazon's Choice program works, citing a recent BuzzFeed report that showed it often endorses defective or poor quality items.
The issue of regulation, from food and drugs to online sales, has become increasingly contentious in China as it looks to cast off a reputation for poor quality and safety.
Poland, Germany and Slovakia suspended imports of Russian oil via a major pipeline, citing poor quality and triggering a rare crisis over supply from the world's second-largest crude exporter.
Natixis was one of the French banks hardest hit by the crisis in 2007, when the collapse of bonds backed by poor quality mortgages - dubbed subprime - spread through financial markets.
The increased global purchases of cheap, poor quality wheat for animal feed come as a combination of bumper crops and low prices increase its appeal compared to alternatives like corn.
In 2017 the government of Beijing evicted many migrants from poor-quality housing and ordered volunteers who tried to shelter the newly homeless from freezing temperatures to stop doing so.
I met up with my friend Mayumi, a Tokyo native, and presented her with my annoyingly specific parameters: something good but not that good; cheap but definitely not poor quality.
Notably, the cannabis grown by the university is often of poor quality and typically fails to reflect the wide variety of strains and products commonly used by the general public.
Fluid lighters can go mysteriously kaput for no real reason or take multiple tries to ignite, while poor quality matches or poor match striking form are another battle to fight.
Unlike toxocariasis, toxoplasmosis, and trichomoniasis, Chagas disease is not often caught in the US. Rather, it's mostly found in immigrants from Latin American countries who lived in poor quality housing.
"Because of geographical constraints and artificial restrictions placed by the current tax regime, quality products are expensive and affordable products suffer from poor quality," he wrote in The Economic Times.
Another potential investor, U.S. fund Varde Partners, walked away earlier this year after balking at the poor quality of the bank's assets, according to a person familiar with the situation.
The regulatory purge of many poor-quality for-profit schools during the Obama administration has left a more responsible cadre of higher-quality for-profits remaining in the online space.
There is no question that China's shadow banking industry had become a place to hide a lot of poor quality loans, and officials will need to keep cleaning it up.
In April 2019, she told BI how she was driven by rage at the poor quality of women's health tech she encountered during her campaign work to found her firm.
This month, the office of Mr. Tsatsarov, the prosecutor general, confirmed the existence of the video — but said that its poor quality prevented investigators from identifying the well-dressed figure.
"When you work with postmortem human tissue, the tissue is often of poor quality," he said, and so it is "very difficult" to assess the number of neurons contained there.
However when we tried it out for ourselves we found that the poor quality of Bird's scooters made the rental scheme a difficult sell, despite its cheap all-inclusive price.
CGNet Swara logs about 900 calls a day, many of them related to the poor quality of schools or roads, accessing welfare schemes, and land and forest rights, Choudhary said.
Natixis was one of the French banks hardest by the crisis in 2007 when the collapse of bonds backed by poor quality mortgages — dubbed sub-prime — spread through financial markets.
His manifesto notably included a fair amount of "shitposting" — the act of aggressively posting poor quality content to derail conversations in online forums — and also references to far-right, fringe memes.
MINSK (Reuters) - Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko discussed the poor quality of Russian oil which had been supplied to Belarusian refineries with President Vladimir Putin on Friday, Belarusian news agency Belta reported.
While the vast majority of shows were poor quality and attracted few listeners, the podcasting genre supported new kinds of storytelling, interviews, and talk formats that didn't fit with traditional radio.
West Elm's issues seem to go well beyond #PeggyGate, the recent guffaw in which the now infamous Peggy couch was pulled from sale after a viral essay lamented its poor quality.
In 2013, British researchers attempted to gather all the data on the topic and came up with exactly one study they deemed poor-quality—not enough evidence to draw any conclusions.
All the electrical devices hooked into the grid are receiving varying levels of poor quality electricity, constantly being over- or under-powered, creating waste, backfeed into the grid, and unreliable performance.
That musical change may well have alienated his fan base, but it was the poor quality of the feuding that was widely considered the root cause of the album's poor reception.
Companies are not always forthcoming about where their products are sourced, and when the curtain is pulled back, scandals — including poor-quality products and unsafe working conditions — often come to light.
They would need to worry that rushing out a poorly-researched, one-sided article could lead to a poor quality score, which would harm the site's Facebook traffic in the future.
But Bovis has struggled to capitalise on these conditions, and in February announced it had set aside 7 million pounds to improve customer service and address complaints about poor quality housing.
Poland, Germany and Slovakia have suspended imports of Russian oil via the Druzhba pipeline, citing poor quality and triggering a rare crisis over supply from the world's second-largest crude exporter.
This offsets the poor quality of constant currency earnings, which we have estimated boosts EPS by 2% (1% due to removal of transaction currency impact, 1% due to structural translation FX).
While prefabs have drawn scorn - critics say they are poor quality and hard to heat - Excalibur resident Christine Gregory said hers had been a perfect home for more than 30 years.
Analysts express particular concern at the poor quality of some issuers because they are raising debt at a time when retail investors are also piling into debt-backed wealth management products.
In January Martin Taylor closed down his Nevsky Capital fund, citing economic nationalism, the poor quality of data in China and India, and less transparent markets as reasons for his decision.
In poring over Roman texts, Ms. Becker has found references to indelible and invisible inks on the market, some of them highly valued, and complaints about adulterated ingredients and poor quality.
The actress claims she did not learn that her performance had been dubbed over until the film was released, and that the poor quality of the voice-over damaged her career.
Underwhelming sound quality while listening to music on Spotify is most likely a result of poor quality headphones, but maybe the equalizer settings in Spotify can help, at least a little.
But once I opened up the burger and saw the burned patties and the poor quality of the burger, I knew it wasn't a joke and it was out of spite.
A recent survey by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce shows that 62 percent of small-business owners rated local roads and bridges as being of average, poor, or very poor quality.
"At a time when there are shortages of medicines — critical medicines — there's a lot of untoward activity that can take place, like counterfeits and poor quality products," she told the Times.
Swappa An eBay clone of sorts, Swappa seeks to eliminate some of the problems associated with eBay: high seller fees, poor seller-buyer communication tools, and too many poor-quality devices.
In fact, the state's disregard for the water sector is so pronounced that the poor quality of tanker water is as much a consequence of shoddy or nonexistent regulation as opportunism.
This signaled the supply crunch may be outweighing worries about old or poor quality Cameroon cocoa hedged against the London market, which sent buyers fleeing during the last two contract expiries.
If one state locks a provider out of Medicaid "for cause" — that is, because of concerns about fraud or poor quality of service — other states are required to do the same.
I hid behind frumpy, floral patterns, and dresses in poor-quality fabric, save for the occasional splurge on a statement piece, if I had a wedding or other special event to attend.
Victoria has some of the most-polluting coal plants on the planet in terms of emissions per kilowatt-hour generated, as they rely on poor-quality lignite mined next to the generators.
If just one or two private firms control most of the public goods, there is more room for market abuses, such as higher prices, inefficient service, or poor quality products, noted Francisco.
Rebelliousness has been evident since 2013, when demonstrations in São Paulo over a rise in bus fares spread to other cities and over other issues, including the poor quality of public services.
Warren is one of more than 800 people who have contacted Vox for our Rehab Racket project, which is investigating the high cost and poor quality of the US's addiction treatment system.
That cocoa technically belong to the banks, but the stocks, some of which are up to two years old, are believed to be of very poor quality and therefore of low value.
"Poor sleep quality and inadequate sleep duration are associated with negative health outcomes, such as obesity, cardiovascular disease, cancer-related mortality, diabetes, depression and poor quality of life," Park said by email.
The reality is that we do not know, and that's part of the challenge, though we do know that the impact of poor-quality medicine is much higher than intentionally falsified drugs.
WhatTheFont is accurate over 90% of the time, developer Sampo Kaasila said, and most errors stem from a poor quality photograph, or when the captured text has only a handful of characters.
BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Unequal access to health services and poor quality care for pregnant women is hampering progress in meeting international goals for eradicating deaths during childbirth, researchers said on Thursday.
Stukus says that poor air quality—regardless of whether the poor quality is due to dampness or ozone action days—can exacerbate chronic health conditions ranging from allergies and asthma to migraines.
And European diplomats say that the Russians weren't entirely satisfied with the situation on the ground, in part because of the poor quality of Syrian regime troops they had to work with.
It was not clear whether Rodchenkov, whose video link was sometimes of poor quality, was speaking about someone in the squad cleared by FIFA or on an earlier list of potential players.
The poor quality video is edited, and only about six minutes of the one-hour panel discussion at the 92nd Street Y in New York City was posted online by the Post.
Zenit, the club that will call the stadium home, played two matches there in April before having to go back to their temporary venue because the pitch was of such poor quality.
Nearly half of Americans say they are impacted by poor-quality sleep, and many are on the hunt for solutions to help them get to sleep more quickly and stay asleep longer.
But others condemned the appeals court for a decision that, they argued, would needlessly extend Lambert's poor quality of life rather than allowing him to die humanely and providing his relatives with closure.
The bank was also accused of failing to remove poor-quality loans from those securities, and hiding the risks because disclosure could become a "relationship killer" prompting lenders to send future business elsewhere.
" "The main question is where the money is going," said the person, who recalled questions being raised about the super PAC's commission rates and deemed the television spots to be "very poor quality.
"We are being exposed to the biggest campaign to enter the largest quantities possible of poor quality wheat into Egypt and to make it the wastebasket of the world," a quarantine inspector said.
In the middle are poor-quality medicines that aren't intentionally falsified but [they aren't] meeting a certain quality standard — you make it cheaply, you're not concerned about regulatory laws, you're just cutting corners.
But none of that stopped Larry from lecturing me on the poor quality of search in the market, and how much it could be improved, and how much bigger it would be tomorrow.
People with poor quality diets were almost twice as likely as those with high-quality diets to become frail, and a medium-quality diet was associated with a 40% higher risk of frailty.
Speaking at a briefing for journalists in Jerusalem, Patrushev said evidence presented by the United States alleging Iran was behind attacks on ships in the Gulf of Oman was poor quality and unprofessional.
Liu Shih-chung, city government deputy secretary general, said television footage of the ruins of the commercial-residential building suggested the possibility of structural problems related to poor-quality reinforced steel and cement.
An annual report from the Ministry of Water Resources said that in 2014, nearly half of 2,071 monitored wells had "quite poor" water quality, and an additional 36 percent had "extremely poor" quality.
Novak said the cost of damage from contaminated oil in the Druzhba pipeline was less than $100 million and Russia may sell the poor-quality oil at a discount, RIA news agency reported.
Because it's of such poor quality, it was never meant to be mass-marketed in the first place, but the convenience of packing that much data into a small hard drive won out.
At the moment, many use non-dedicated solutions like Amazon's Mechanical Turk (MTurk), which were not developed to solve these problems, and as a result suffer from poor quality and limited feature innovation.
Critics of the PFLE metric say these measurements do not take into account the heterogeneity in populations or poor quality of data, particularly data from low-income countries, where economic information is deficient.
At an April 30 meeting with Putin, Transneft boss Tokarev said the contamination was the fault of an unnamed local oil company that supplied poor-quality oil as part of a criminal scheme.
Excessive weight, and the poor-quality diet that causes it, is strongly associated with insulin resistance, chronic inflammation and other abnormalities that may lower immunity to viral respiratory infection or predispose to complications.
They published their own paper in the journal Contraception asserting that Delgado's study "was of poor quality" and lacked clear information around who the patients were and how and why they were selected.
Although some of the most notable cannabis research has occurred in Israel, there are longstanding complaints that federal research in the US has been hindered by low-potency and poor-quality cannabis samples.
When kids with eczema also had asthma or allergies, they were 52 percent more likely to have poor quality sleep throughout childhood even when they didn't have active flare-ups, the study found.
Chairman Mao decreed that China should produce more steel: as a result, much of the country's existing stocks of the metal were melted down in backyard furnaces which produced poor quality pig iron.
The dip followed Brent's rise above $0003 per barrel for the first time this year on Thursday after Germany, Poland and Slovakia suspended imports of Russian oil via a major pipeline, citing poor quality.
It's become a standard part of my dwindling Amazon shopping trips that I check the reviews and merchants carefully to make sure I'm not buying a poor-quality counterfeit of the item in question.
Some of the tapes he's planning to digitize have already been converted and uploaded to YouTube by other people, he says, but most are either poor quality or captured with less-advanced grabbing devices.
And if you can get through all of the wonky acronyms, it's actually not boring, because it gets at the U.S.' unique problem of having very expensive health care that is relatively poor quality.
He sold the most records of any aboriginal artist ever, but he suffered chronic health problems which many close to him have said were a product of the poor quality of his childhood healthcare.
The dip followed Brent's rise above $75 per barrel for the first time this year on Thursday after Germany, Poland and Slovakia suspended imports of Russian oil via a major pipeline, citing poor quality.
Two years ago, news reports uncovered the poor quality and nutrition of catered meals for foreign construction workers in Singapore, which gave Jack Sim the idea for a social enterprise to provide fortified rice.
But for those who don't comply, Denis has harsher words: Just as you have a generous vacation policy, also "have a generous severance policy" for people who miss deadlines or do poor-quality work.
Zimbabwean tobacco farmers hit by El Nino's scorching heat and lack of rain are reeling, forced to sell what remains of their poor-quality crops for a third of what they charged last year.
Similarly, it would be worth examining the extent to which the office's focus on (and credit for) the number of applications an examiner processes creates perverse incentives for examiners to grant poor-quality patents.
Drugmakers are spending more than ever on factory upkeep after a string of U.S. bans on Indian sites due to poor quality control standards, and a consolidation between drug distributors has caused price erosion.
The United Nations migration agency estimates that more than 3,100 migrants died while trying to cross the Mediterranean in 2017, a number attributed to smugglers' use of small dinghies and other poor-quality vessels.
But it has also endured problems of piracy and poor quality that have plagued its economic rise, blemishing what has been an otherwise dramatic entry into the ranks of the world's leading scientific nations.
Earlier this month, Blumenthal and Menendez sent a letter to Bezos asking for answers about the company's "Amazon's Choice" badge, citing a BuzzFeed report that showed it often endorses defective or poor quality items.
The deals between Angola and some of its foreign partners in the rebuilding effort lacked transparency and often resulted in projects of poor quality, either because of a lack of oversight or outright corruption.
More broadly, Fiji's kava harvests have been inconsistent for years because of outdated techniques; the casual attitude of small-time farming has led to poor-quality products that do not pack the same pop.
Twitter also clarified that it doesn't intervene in other financial disputes that fall outside this policy, like claims related to the sale of goods on Twitter, disputed refunds or complaints about poor-quality goods.
The experts emphasized the importance of communicating "realistic expectations," given the need to match extracted samples with those of living relatives and the likelihood that samples taken from infants would be of poor quality.
That worries Lady Wolf, a professor of education at King's College London, who says that looser rules could see poor-quality institutions gain government approval, undermining the value of a degree from a British university.
The main way to frame a shot on point-and-shoots is via the display on the back, but because of poor quality screens, lenses and sensors (everything, really), the cameras were never taken seriously.
Take a look at all the stuff that's recalled for various reasons of poor quality control listed on the CPSC and you'll be shocked at how almost any product has the potential to be hazardous.
But some Western nations have expressed concern that the loans could trap poor countries in debt, saddling them with poor quality projects and forcing them to hand over control of strategic assets used as collateral.
Both 2D and 3D versions of the dead man's fingerprints were produced, but the poor quality of the original image kept in police files stymied the efforts of the team, led by professor Anil Jain.
The council announced plans in 2005 to raze the Aylesbury, home to more than 7,22015 people, rather than modernize, saying redevelopment would replace poor quality housing in the sought-after central part of the city.
"Just as there are concerns about 'fake news' dominating social media, there is a risk of 'fake', or at least poor quality, statistics driving out better quality ones in public discourse," Coeure said in Paris.
Many in the diaspora are put off by the poor quality of life and problems such as red tape, a murky business culture, security issues, pollution and a lack of international schools for their children.
Obese adolescents have higher rates of depression, which in itself may foster poor eating and exercise patterns that add to their weight problem and result in a poor quality of life that persists into adulthood.
"We're the biggest opposition in Mladenovac," he said, citing his party's success in having the town's poor quality water supply declared unfit for consumption and efforts to improve transparency in how public money is spent.
The council announced plans in 2005 to raze the Aylesbury, home to more than 7,22015 people, rather than modernise, saying redevelopment would replace poor quality housing in the sought-after central part of the city.
But many of the studies were small, not very rigorous or of poor quality, so the National Institutes of Health set out to fund a large and definitive study in a diverse group of women.
Mr. Mosseri said a low ratio of sharing an article after it has been read could be perceived as a negative signal, one that might reflect that the article was misleading or of poor quality.
The policy has left a corn stockpile estimated at nearly 240 million tonnes - much of it poor quality due to its age - which Beijing is now struggling to offload after abandoning the program this year.
Because quality barley crops are even more sensitive to climate conditions than those of poor quality, the increase seen in some countries, such as the US, will not necessarily benefit the beer industry, Guan said.
And don't take Hamilton Beach's low prices as a sign of poor quality — in our experience, their products stay in great shape even with a lot of use, and this stand mixer is built to last.
Having spent 20 years as a lecturer, I can testify to the often poor quality of students at hopelessly overcrowded public universities and the high quality of those at private institutions, which have strict admission requirements.
After his studies he worked for online marketing companies in Germany and England.. There he saw firsthand that rather than winning over users, online ads were annoying them with high obtrusiveness, poor quality and misleading content.
While NASA has surely come a long way from the extremely limiting and unappetizing selection of freeze-dried, tubular foods, you're still going to need to gradually introduce poor quality cuisine into you're diet in preparation.
Soirat also cited Kennecott as an example of the use of real-time data analysis that can transform productivity and cut costs by removing waste from the mining process, helping to compensate for poor-quality ore.
They surveyed 1,116 people in the UK aged 35 to 75 years and found that those who transitioned from unemployment to a poor-quality job had higher biological indicators of stress than people who remained unemployed.
Much as Nunn was in 1917, the team is frustrated with what Mr Sweeney-Taylor calls the "hollow nature" of today's university life, and the poor quality of teaching by academics who would rather do research.
Inspired by the founders' move to NYC and their subsequent realization that poor-quality basics were taking up valuable space, Basic Outfitters makes it quick, easy, and affordable to refresh your entire drawer with great basics. 
Historical data shows that more people are likely to be involved in vehicle crashes due to heat-related impacts, such as decreased ability to concentrate, the poor quality of sleep they get and impaired mood, etc.
Having experienced the limited fitness options, poor quality hotel equipment, and packing inconveniences himself, Tso has honed his on-the-go workout strategy over the years and recommends the following travel-friendly workout essentials and apps.
"We have no rights and no place to go," said Li Ming, an activist who came to Beijing from Hunan Province to protest the poor quality of tap water, which he said had made him ill.
Richard Blumenthal, wrote a letter to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, demanding more clarity on the Amazon's Choice program, citing recent reports that questioned how the recommendation engine works and why it's endorsing products of poor quality.
More than 220 percent of students say they have poor-quality sleep, and 22021 percent get fewer than seven hours per night, according to a recent study in Sleep Health: Journal of the National Sleep Foundation.
The USPTO is the first line of defense against poor-quality patents being issued, and it should dedicate resources to examiner training and internal monitoring systems that focus on the correctness of decisions to grant patents.
Dozens were killed and injured in Kenya's drought-stricken Laikipia region last year as armed herders searching for scarce grazing land drove tens of thousands of cattle onto private farms and ranches from poor-quality communal land.
The low internet penetration and poor quality of service in Ethiopia is often a drag on businesses and is especially seen as an obstacle to technology start-ups such as those that have thrived in neighbouring Kenya.
The problem is, if the antibiotics or drugs like anti-malarial medicines are poor quality, they generate resistance that will affect everybody — whether you are poor or rich, whether you live in the Northern or Southern Hemisphere.
In France, the EU's largest wheat producer and exporter, this year's weather-hit wheat harvest could be the worst in around 30 years with poor quality likely to reduce global sales by the EU's largest wheat exporter.
However, "Improvements in water quality are uneven, some bodies for water are worsening," Chen said, noting that checks on water quality in northern China's Liao River and Songhua River found more poor quality sections than in 2015.
Here, too, you hear a lot of bad news: that Medicaid offers poor quality and little choice of providers, that it is expensive for the states to administer and that its growing cost will eventually bankrupt states.
But in 1983, when the Famicom launched in Japan, video games were facing a crisis in the US: a flood of poor quality products, rushed out to cash-in on the video game craze, was alienating customers.
"The two major governing bodies in the field have analyzed these studies and determined that they were of very poor quality and did not have proper quality controls and did not use good scientific method," Laursen says.
"The overall message that poor quality and insufficient sleep lead to poor mood, which, in turn, worsens sleep was not surprising," said lead author David A. Kalmbach of the University of Michigan Medical School in Ann Arbor.
When his father's fortune topples because of the tapes' poor quality, his parents split and his mother moves the two of them to San Francisco, fully embracing her me-ness in ground zero of the Me Decade.
Despite nearly two decades of sour relations with Venezuela, the United States has enormous leverage as one of its most important customers and as one the few countries with refineries capable of processing poor-quality heavy crude.
Gawande, an outspoken critic of the industry's medical practices, has argued against prolonging a poor quality of life for the elderly and terminally ill, saying health care institutions often deprive patients of independence and quality of life.
Among her chief complaints are the poor quality of public services, the lack of formal jobs and the president's decision to run for a fourth term, in defiance of the constitution and a referendum vote in 2016.
Generally, products in this category are rich in poor quality fat, added sugar and salt, along with low vitamin density and fiber content, and they "are economically profitable (low cost ingredients), very palatable and convenient," said Bes-Rastrollo.
Cipla's U.S. push comes at a time when rivals face slowing growth in that market, partly due to sanctions and warnings by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on their India factories due to poor quality control practices.
In such a weak domestic economic environment, analysts have raised concerns that many of the assets underlying such products may be of poor quality, shifting default risks onto retail investors and directing more credit to low-quality firms.
Mr Engel worries that the battle over tax reform will use up political capital needed to address the grievances of Chile's middle class, especially crime, poor-quality health care and pension benefits they deem to be too low.
Patients told researchers they were primarily motivated by a desire to "control the circumstances of death and die at home," as well as a loss of independence, poor quality of life and their inability to care for themselves.
MOSCOW, June 22 (Reuters) - Russia may impose a ban on imports of Belarussian dairy products if the neighbouring nation continues supplies of poor quality and unsafe foodstuffs to Russia, Russian state food safety watchdog Rosselkhoznadzor said on Wednesday.
Mobile phone videos have circulated online of people rubbing the bright green $2 bond note against a sheet of white paper to leave a green smudge that they say demonstrates the poor quality of the ink and printing.
Separately, Lithuania has said it may file a lawsuit over the poor-quality construction of the Astravets nuclear power plant, which is being built by Rosatom in neighboring Belarus with no supervision and at a very low cost.
Because normal printing houses require high minimum orders (>500 pieces) and a lot of technical knowledge, they offer very long turn around (30-45 days) and very high personalization cost with poor quality and even worse customer service.
It's possible these issues that some users are experiencing could be because of poor quality control and they merely received "lemons," but looking through the thread, it sounds like replacements (and replacements for replacements) have the same problems.
But the country lost an estimated 3.53 billion CFA francs ($261 million) in trade revenue in the last five years because of a poor-quality crop, according to its Coffee and Cocoa Council (Le Conseil du Café-Cacao).
Many of us assume that avoiding toxins found in poor quality simply requires avoiding occupational exposure, or at most, refraining from tobacco use, either by not smoking, or by not being in a room occupied by smoking individuals.
As around 100 people protested near the prime minister's office, demanding the government begin rebuilding, the Red Cross said four million people were still living in poor-quality temporary shelters, posing a threat to their health and wellbeing.
It's pretty damn hard to mess up a pork chop, but when it's done, the poor quality generally has far more to do with laziness and lack of know-how than with the meat's quality or anything else.
"For patients who are acutely ill, however, from their Crohn's or ulcerative colitis, there may be multiple good reasons not to have children including depression, malnutrition, amenorrhea (lack of menstruation), and general poor quality of life," Leung added.
The U.S. Department of Justice on Friday said the accord resolves claims that GE concealed the poor quality of the loans and WMC's lax fraud controls when packaging the loans into residential mortgage-backed securities sold to investors.
Major manufacturers like Caterpillar have earned record profits, and companies have brought back to the United States a record 300,19303 manufacturing jobs from overseas in the past two years, after realizing hidden costs of transportation and poor quality.
Cellular companies are working with the president's office to wrest control of the fiber optic network from the state-run operator, which has been criticized for its poor management, capricious rate-setting and poor quality, according to operators.
Even then, there is only one facility in the country that is allowed to grow marijuana and distribute it for research purposes, and there have been concerns raised that the marijuana grown at the facility is poor quality.
People exposed to poor quality air in both countries were more likely to be diagnosed with bipolar disorder or depression, found the study, although critics argued it was flawed and said more research was needed to draw firm conclusions.
A handful of studies have tried to pinpoint it, but as of now it's assumed that many of these products contained poor quality protein, and were extremely deficient in essential nutrients, like potassium (which is necessary for cardiac function).
If you haven't heard of the FlexPai then we don't blame you; when Vlad Savov tried it out at this year's CES he declared that it was "charmingly awful" thanks to its buggy user experience and relatively poor quality.
"The quality of the housing stock will require upgrading as the wealthier population demands better housing, and there is undoubtedly a proportion of the housing stock that is of poor quality which will require reconstruction," Kames' Campbell told CNBC.
The U.S. Congress created the reviews as part of a 2011 law called the America Invents Act to deal with the perceived high number of poor-quality patents that had been issued by the patent office in prior years.
It looks like live streamers will plug a camera into the bottom of a phone in order to start recording and broadcasting the video, which is seen in the screenshot below taken from the video (apologies for poor quality).
"Driver distraction is a big issue, and if you have graphics that don't look good, poor-quality maps that lag, that are hard to read, it becomes a distraction," said Danny Shapiro, senior director for automotive development at Nvidia.
"High-intensity end-of-life care, by contrast, is associated with poor quality of life and of death, as well as higher costs, and, in some cases, reduced survival," according to The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy & Clinical Practice.
By Jonathan Stempel Societe Generale agreed to pay a $50 million civil fine and admit to misconduct to settle U.S. claims that it fraudulently concealed from investors the poor quality of residential mortgage-backed securities it marketed and sold.
Nintendo of America, seeing the sheer amount of crap that was released on the Atari 2600—along with the poor quality control and the occasional pornographic games (NSFW)—took a much stricter approach to licensing than Atari ever did.
Ramanan Laxminarayan is the director of the Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics and Policy in Washington, DC. He says that with some drugs, like statins or arthritis drugs, the effects of poor quality are confined to those taking them.
Economists were already keeping a wary eye on the service, known as Rosstat, after the appointment of a new director in December, just days after President Vladimir V. Putin criticized what he called the poor quality of state statistics.
Jhonathán Usama, 26, who voted in favor of term limits, said he had been studying medicine at Universidad Cristiana Latinoamericana until Mr. Correa's government shut it down along with 14 other schools, arguing that they were of poor quality.
Poor quality diet is a leading cause of death in the United States, but it is unlikely that your doctor has the knowledge to even begin a meaningful conversation about your nutrition or to make an appropriate dietary referral.
A report published last week by the analyst firm IDC and Qbitai, a Chinese media company, found that 60 percent of executives surveyed expect significant difficulty deploying AI due to poor-quality data and a scarcity of AI talent.
In a 21118 article, New York Magazine's Brian Feldman noted that the subjects in the images aren't always what provokes a lingering double take, rather sometimes it's the poor quality of an image that leaves onlookers with a cursed vibe.
In the current retail landscape, we're seeing the demise of suburban malls, legacy brands are shutting down a staggering amount of their brick-and-mortar shops, and fast-fashion stores are normalizing poor quality and trend turnaround at a breakneck pace.
The poor quality of the images on the two wanted notices left it unclear whether the man in the white shirt at the airport could be Lachraoui, whose picture was on the front pages of Belgian newspapers on Tuesday morning.
Amid allegations of poor quality work and "cutting corners," anonymous sources told the Seattle Times that the Department of Justice issued subpoenas in early June for Boeing records concerning production details of the 787 Dreamliner at a plant in South Carolina.
But did experience a feeling of grittiness in the eyes, much like if you've been straining to look at a poor quality screen or trying to read in the dark or have spent too much time exposed to UV lights.
Though the study focused on, in Reid's words, only "a narrow slice" of services, these low-value diagnostic tests or treatments give a sense of the greater range of poor-quality health care being dispensed across the nation, she said.
On Thursday, Chinese authorities said they will launch a campaign to clean up e-commerce - targeting trademark violations, counterfeit and poor quality products and the faking of transactions to boost a merchant's online rankings - all of which are bugbears for Alibaba.
That worries me, in large part because many of the challenges, like antibiotic resistance, are going to be global challenges connected to the poor-quality medicine used in many parts of the world, not just in the more affluent areas.
This is still a problem when we consider the recent issue of poor quality of play, but it would indicate that there hasn't actually been a widespread drop-off in viewership due to anthem protests or concerns about player safety.
The cameras, intended as a major deterrent to police shootings because of the documentation they could provide, were knocked out of position during the altercation with 37-year-old Alton Sterling resulting in poor-quality video, police revealed on Wednesday.
A wave of violence has hit Kenya's drought-stricken Laikipia region in recent months as armed cattle-herders searching for scarce grazing land have driven tens of thousands of cattle onto private farms and ranches from poor quality communal land.
Not getting enough sleep or getting poor quality sleep is associated with a lot of negative outcomes, Phyllis Zee, MD, PhD, Chief of Sleep Medicine in the Department of Neurology at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, told NBC News BETTER.
Chandola said they did not find any mental health improvement in either the people who stayed unemployed or those who went on to poor-quality jobs, which also counters the assumption that a bad job is better than no job.
And when the USPTO was attacked in the media for issuing patents on crustless peanut butter sandwiches and a method of swinging on a swing, a push was made to create a post-issuance review process to address poor quality patents.
Citing the Hubei Provincial Work Safety Bureau, which led an investigation into the incident, Xinhua said workers were testing thermo power facilities when the accident happened and the blast was caused by a leak from a poor quality pipe nozzle.
In 2012, the botched restoration of an "ecce homo" fresco of Jesus in a Roman Catholic church in Borja, in northeastern Spain, was of such poor quality that it was initially treated by the local authorities as an act of vandalism.
But there were far more poor-quality free-to-download fonts, many of which weren't released under true open source licenses that would allow you to study the inner workings of a font or distribute your own changes to the original.
The factors that speed up the development of antimicrobial resistance -- high rates of infections, the overuse and misuse of antimicrobials, poor sanitation, poor-quality medicines -- are more common in low- and middle-income countries, which means that so is resistance.
Tristan Voorspuy, a British army veteran, was shot dead on Sosian in March, one of dozens killed and injured in Laikipia as armed herders searching for grazing have driven their cattle onto private farms and ranches from poor quality communal land.
In interviews over the past several days, eight current and former KOMO employees described a newsroom where some have chafed at Sinclair's programming directives, especially the must-runs, which they view as too politically tilted and occasionally of poor quality.
Harry Kane, the Premier League's leading scorer last season, summed up the poor quality on show when he took three free kicks and launched each one high into the stands without a team mate even close to connecting with the ball.
We are also investing to accelerate key innovations that will help to reduce waste, including new enhanced recycling technologies that allow us to recycle poor quality PET plastic, often destined for incineration or landfill, back to high quality food packaging material.
Many edibles are loaded with sugar and use poor-quality cannabis trim in their extracts (the pot equivalent of cheap hot dogs made from pig scraps), which can cause spikes and dips in energy, leaving you tired and unmotivated halfway through a run.
A series of modeled estimates published by medical journal The Lancet said unequal access to health services and poor quality care for pregnant women threatened to sideline a goal to cut maternal deaths by 68 percent to 70 per 1,000 live births.
A federal appeals court on Tuesday revived a patent attorney's lawsuit against L'Oreal USA Inc, ruling that his claim that the cosmetics company fired him for refusing to file what he considered poor quality patent applications was covered by New Jersey's whistleblower law.
PT&T is looking for strategic partners to expand its broadband and launch cellphone operations in the next few years, which would end a Philippine duopoly that critics say has stifled competition and resulted in poor quality services and patchy voice and data.
This is a big part of the problem: Treatment is both inaccessible, with just one in 10 people with a drug use disorder getting specialty care, and often of poor quality, failing to follow evidence-based practices like offering medications for addiction.
At this point, I think the BBQ—which was dry and leaned heavily on the sauce to do most of the work for it by distracting you from the poor quality of the meat—is a metaphor for country music tourism in general.
Meanwhile, the low-end of the 360-degree camera market is growing thanks to companies like Samsung and Ricoh (and, soon, Nikon and GoPro), but those cameras don't offer live-streaming and shoot poor quality footage when compared to higher-end camera rigs.
She is explaining the differences in products found in a suburban grocery store versus the grocery store located a few miles from us, how a full service grocery store here in the urban core is frequently stocked with expiring or poor quality options.
Oil contamination is not unique to Russia - European and Asian buyers of U.S. oil have rejected a number of cargoes from Texas over the past year citing poor quality - but the scale and severity of the problem is rare, industry sources said.
Read: Border patrol agents who shoot into Mexico and kill aren't above the law, court says "Every day that goes by with poor-quality information from the government means that children aren't getting reunited," said Cathleen Caron, the director of Justice in Motion.
"A high percentage of the raw materials for supplements come from China, where there is poor quality control, and there is a powerful lobby in the U.S. to combat oversight, so we tell athletes in Canada not to take U.S. supplements," he said.
"I heard again and again that while there are good group homes, at the same time, I heard from parents and experts in the field that there were also many poor-quality group homes, where kids were abused and preyed on," said Sen.
We'll have to take Rosenthal's word that the burger was, in his words, "of very poor quality," but the well-beyond-Flame-Grilled patties were, he says, what turned a sort of harmless prank into a vindictive act of disrespect for law enforcement.
ABIDJAN, April 2140 (Reuters) - Small Ivory Coast cocoa exporters have defaulted on delivering tens of thousands of tonnes of beans, blaming a poor quality crop and the Coffee and Cocoa Council's decision to ban exports of small beans, sources said on Friday.
Poor quality control at global suppliers can cause uniforms, which are often treated to be stain-, wrinkle-, and flame-resistant — to become contaminated with toxic chemicals, Judith Anderson, an industrial hygienist with the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA-CWA), told Business Insider.
The poor quality of Brazil's schools, ranked below an average of 279 countries graded by the OECD's Program for International Students Assessment, is fueling 244 billion reais in spending on private schools annually, double what is spent on college and university tuition.
Perhaps my writing this is just an attempt to wash away guilt, but I have even made peace with our love of poor-quality screen time, so long as we are still doing the other things that make up a good life.
Warsaw's spike in air pollution was driven largely by a severe cold snap that forced thousands of private households, especially the most destitute ones, to crank up poor quality heaters that burn things like coal and garbage to beat back the winter chill.
"When you have poor-quality leadership without the moral standing, you have a void and someone will always fill it," Mr. Khan said in an interview at his home in Islamabad, referring to the military's track record of coups and political interference.
In this she was helped by the poor quality of her opponents — the miners' leader, Arthur Scargill, who took his members out on strike as winter ended and without the mandate of a national ballot, and the verbal circumlocutions of the Labour leader, Neil Kinnock.
Rival telecom providers who rely on BT's network have accused the group of not investing enough and providing a poor quality of service and regulator Ofcom has threatened to break up Britain's biggest telecoms provider if it does not improve broadband access in the country.
"The financial burden associated with cancer has been shown to correlate with poor quality of life, high symptom burden, and even survival," Nipp said, adding that more research into the impact of discussions around costs, as well as screening for potential financial burden, could help.
Made in Japan When Honda arrived in the United States, the "made in Japan" label was tarnished by bad memories of World War II and associated with poor quality workmanship, due to low levels of economic development in Japan in the post-war years.
"There is evidence that both reduced hours of sleep and poor quality of sleep are associated with adverse mental health and cognitive functioning," said Sanford Nidich, director of the Center for Social and Emotional Health at Maharishi University of Management Research Institute in Fairfield, Iowa.
"I thought it was good for many other sons and daughters coming back from the Middle East where they have traumatic problems, and I suggested it," Trump told CNN Wednesday night, arguing that Obama should be held responsible for the poor quality of veterans' care.
Ecstasy (MDMA) was in short supply at the time, recalls Tibor Brunt at Trimbos, a drug-research centre in Utrecht, and what was available was of poor quality; mephedrone and 4-FA (4-fluoroamphetamine, another clubbing drug) were legal ways to fill the gap.
To facilitate the deal Eskom reportedly agreed to buy what turned out to be poor-quality coal from the new owners at an above-market rate—and paid them upfront so that they had the money to buy Glencore's assets in the first place.
Produce at a Rankin Inlet grocery store/Photo via Facebook The latest price hike appears to be partly due to the drooping loonie and poor quality of produce from the frost and drought-struck southern US, where some Canadian produce comes from in the winter.
"Supply chain risk management is difficult enough for conventional threats (disruptions in operations caused by natural disasters, financial failures, poor quality, etc.)," Lillian Ablon, an information scientist focusing on cybersecurity and supply chains at global think tank the RAND Corporation, told Motherboard in an email.
Last year, delays in the auctions until May from March and poor quality of the fiber in the first few sales tightened supplies, leading to panic buying by mills and spurring a surge of almost 70 percent in prices in just under nine months.
The app, which is designed for emerging market users who may have low-cost smartphones and poor quality Internet connections, has reached the 100 million milestone just nine months after its launch in June — that's quicker than Facebook's main mobile app, and any others.
The appeals court overturned a jury verdict finding that Bank of America's Countrywide mortgage unit and a former executive, Rebecca Mairone, violated the federal mail and wire fraud statutes for selling poor-quality mortgages to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in 2007 and 2008.
Dump this on top of the illegal cannabis markets of places like the UK—where relatively poor-quality weed is on offer from street dealers—and you create a global demand for products that are illegal in many of the places they're most sought after.
"When families lived in poor-quality housing, parents experienced more psychological stress, and children showed elevated levels of emotional problems, including symptoms of depression and anxiety, and elevated behavior problems, like aggression, lying, and deceitfulness," they found in a study of low-income families.
These five people are living proof that you can look and feel like a superstar DJ for a night without actually spending years sending poor quality promos to narcissistic label managers, or opening for SoundCloud one-hit wonders in unventilated basements all over the country.
If a video is poor quality or the speaker has an unclear voice, he said, a trained human reviewer (who's been given guidelines by psychologists working for Yobs on how to measure the same things the AI system is assessing) will look it over.
The group highlighted the fact that Lynch was not allowed to challenge the technology's reliability in court, even though the photo of the suspect to whom he was matched was of very poor quality, and the program itself expressed low confidence in the match.
"Haters" may bring up lawsuits against the company, show evidence that the product they're selling is of poor quality, or gently point out that the revered founder of the company once ran a scam cancer clinic and drowned his newborn daughter in a fucking hot tub.
The YouTube video titled "Best Diamonds in the Sky – Jewelry of life Life insurance, Diamond of God #21" opens on what looks to be a poor-quality jewelry ad, panning slowly over diamond-encrusted cat figures, rings with enormous purple stones, and even Titanic's flashy blue diamond.
Despite their reliance on imported, often poor quality food supplemented with state-issued rations, Cubans have long associated food and farming with health, and have a deep love of cooking — especially with anything grown in Cuba, said Imogene Tondre, an American-born culinary researcher living here.
Recognize: Bad sleep is an 'epidemic' — and a business opportunity"Poor quality sleep is basically an epidemic in the US," Yeutter said in an interview with Business Insider, citing recent National Sleep Foundation findings that less than half of Americans report feeling "well-rested" on weekday mornings.
If the card is a poor quality "starter" card, such as a secured card with an annual fee, call the bank and see whether you can upgrade or downgrade to a better product (such as a card with no annual fee) without opening a new account.
Tens of thousands of Bulgarians are studying elsewhere in the 28-member European Union — a greater proportion of its population than comparably sized member states like Austria, the Czech Republic or Hungary (this is partly a result, however, of the poor quality of Bulgaria's education system).
They said supply concerns driven by the expected poor quality of the tail-end of the main-crop and the upcoming mid-crop had tightened the market's structure with both May/July and July/September trading at backwardations, which can be a signal of potential nearby supply tightness.
While the industry will respond by pointing to its discounted internet service plans, they remain of such poor quality that students like Omar cannot download their teachers' video-recorded lesson plans, or a Khan Academy instruction on algebra, particularly when multiple family members are sharing the same account.
Diagnosis: Obstructive sleep apnea, an increasingly common yet often missed or untreated condition that can result in poor quality of life, a risk of developing heart disease, stroke, diabetes and even cancer, and perhaps most important of all, a threefold increased risk of often-fatal motor vehicle accidents.
Image: PublicDomainPictures (Pixabay)Getting an early ultrasound to figure out when your child will be born has become part and parcel of becoming a new mom in countries like the U.S. For many women living in countries with poor-quality healthcare, however, ultrasounds are rarely available or too costly to afford.
"It has been relatively well-established that people who don't get enough sleep and those whose sleep is of poor quality are more likely to gain weight and become obese," said Michael Grandner, director of the sleep and health research program at the University of Arizona College of Medicine in Tucson.
"Possible pesticide use, antibiotics, and hormones found in poor quality meats may also be contributing to higher cancer rates," she says, adding that without the intake of fruits and veggies which are high in antioxidants, fast food aficionados are missing nutritional help to offset the carcinogenic effect of their meals.
CARACAS/HOUSTON (Reuters) - Venezuela's state-run oil firm, PDVSA, is increasingly delivering poor quality crude oil to major refiners in the United States, India and China, causing repeated complaints, canceled orders and demands for discounts, according to internal PDVSA documents and interviews with a dozen oil executives, workers, traders and inspectors.
Since 2006, volunteers have recorded audio descriptions of pornographic videos and porn trailers on a website called Porn for the Blind, and while the amateur offerings there represent at least some sort of accessible erotica available for the visually impaired, the majority of the site's content is of poor quality.
The financial implications of returned garb are substantial, too: of the $642.6 billion in worldwide returns that happened in 2015, per IHL Group, defects or poor quality accounted for $162 million, while buyer's remorse contributed to $88.7 billion in returns, and return fraud constituted $28.2 billion of bounced-back items.
A paper written by seven doctors from top research hospitals says a study of six women by George Delgado, the San Diego family practice doctor who's pioneered the idea of abortion reversal, was "of poor quality" and failed to prove that the progesterone would produce anything more than a placebo effect.
There's a growing body of research that explains how poor quality of housing, including limited insulation, air pollutants, and building contaminants like raw sewage, negatively impacts mental health—a reality that raises concerns for the703 percent of men and 31 percent of women in jails who have a serious mental illness.
"At a time when there are shortages of medicines — critical medicines — there's a lot of untoward activity that can take place, like counterfeits and poor quality products," said Rosemary Gibson, an expert on China's drug supply who is a senior adviser at the Hastings Center, a nonpartisan bioethics research institute.
The U.S. Congress created the reviews as part of a 2011 law to deal with the perceived high number of poor-quality patents that had been issued by the patent office in prior years, which helped fuel the business model of so-called patent trolls that make money off patents rather than products.
Up to now, because of how hearing aids are designed to amplify sounds, those who used one, and also wanted to use an Android device, would either have to use a supplementary piece of hardware to use the two together, or remove the hearing aid altogether and have a poor quality conversation.
This occurs when these drugs are misused or mismanaged, such as when patients are put in a situation that is not conducive to full completion of their full course of treatment; when health-care providers prescribe the wrong treatment; or when the supply of drugs is not available or is of poor quality.
The committee on mining royalties has amended Temer's proposal so that companies would face an automatic 4 percent royalty for iron ore, although miners could apply for a rate as low as 2 percent if they show a lack of profitability because of small operations, poor quality ore or certain other factors.
This has a lot to do with the Echo's microphone tech and noise-canceling capabilities, as well as its connection to persistently good broadband — which is often where Siri and OK Google break down when trying to use while driving and/or operating in areas of poor-quality service in mobile broadband networks.
The term "bad patent" or "poor quality patent" is now often used as shorthand to denigrate a patent that may in fact be strong on substance, but that stands in the way of someone who wishes to use the invention protected by the patent without taking out a license to do so.
"For those looking to take a negative view on Low Vol, we highlight Sell- and Neutral-rated companies that screen as poor 'Quality' on our Integrated factor relative to both their sector as well as broader coverage and where volatility is 15 percent or more below its 5-year average," wrote Boroujerdi.

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