TorrentFreak reports that the leaked film is of poor quality.
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Projects they support are often unsustainable and of poor quality.
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But these are often of poor quality and are badly focused.
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The bigger issue with it is that it's simply of poor quality.
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So was the Note7 fiasco a unique fluke of poor quality assurance?
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Much of it was of poor quality, she noted, and hence unrecyclable.
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" One contributor observes that "many of the articles are of poor quality.
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However, it said some data released was of poor quality or incomplete.
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The audio is of poor quality and some of the words are garbled.
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Complaints mainly target at the problems of poor quality, slow delivery, misleading ads, etc.
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Early transmissions were often of poor quality, so, to avoid misunderstandings, spelling alphabets were developed.
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Much of the imported farmed shrimp available is of poor quality and doused in preservatives.
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Others described food of poor quality, like chicken with a rubberlike texture or sauteed fish heads.
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These are increasingly based in India or China, where recalls of poor-quality products are common.
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Two of the most hazardous features of poor quality housing are lead-based paint and mold.
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"Projects they support are often unsustainable and of poor quality" and "lead to staggering debt," he added.
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But many of these are unused, as consumers don't know they exist, or they're of poor quality.
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A standard one that we don't use often is called the COPQ, or cost of poor quality.
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But, in Shannon's opinion, the later works were of poor quality, so he did not collect them.
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The law, designed to "prevent the birth of poor-quality descendants," allowed doctors to sterilize people with disabilities.
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But overall, he thought the study provided a clever new look at the effects of poor-quality employment.
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You sleep less, and what restless sleep you do get is of poor quality, often with frequent awakenings.
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That allowed EMCDDA to include more studies, but many of those studies may have been of poor quality.
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Indian workers don't usually eat lunch out: It's expensive, and office cafeteria food is usually of poor quality.
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These funds bought a lot of the top-rated securities, not knowing that they were actually of poor quality.
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Some people hate that feeling because sets of poor quality can also feel a little plastic-y and tough.
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Under the old system, many cities submitted assessments that were of poor quality and lacked basic data, she said.
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" The O.A.S. election observer team had just presented a report that concluded the election process was of "poor quality.
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With some drugs, like statins or arthritis drugs, the effects of poor quality are confined to those taking them.
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Most of the studies analyzed were of poor quality — meaning there's a serious need for better research in this area.
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On one end, fake positive reviews can simply lead to the purchase of poor-quality merchandise and distrust among shoppers.
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The Taylor review notes that although employment is booming, many new jobs created in the UK have been of poor quality.
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Hundreds of millions of people, especially in developing countries, have access to internet that is often erratic and of poor quality.
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A recent WHO study estimated that around 21 percent of medicines in low- and middle-income countries are of poor quality.
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Some underinsured patients are not getting enough health care, while highly insured patients may be getting an abundance of poor-quality care.
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If a company is using data for something like a marketing campaign, it's not critical if the data is of poor quality.
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Cembalest recently devoted one of his "Eye on the Market" notes to the sorry state of poor-quality non-financial corporate loans.
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Especially for items pertaining to children, consumers should be aware of poor-quality items that may still be for sale on Amazon.
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Many servicewomen aren't as lucky since mental health care in the military can be of poor quality and comes with confidentiality risks.
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"The question of sale of poor quality fuel does not arise," the statement issued by Pakistan's Oil Companies Advisory Council (OCAC) added.
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Mr Baur also claims that the data Mr Elmer exposed were of poor quality and have led to few if any criminal cases.
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Two years ago, IBM estimated that the cost of poor-quality data was about $3.1 trillion a year in the United States alone.
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Hundreds of thousands of children each year are dying due to a surge of poor-quality or outright fake medicines, the report says.
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After abandoning the policy last year, it still has an estimated 200 million tonnes in warehouses, according to some estimates, much of poor quality.
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European Central Bank board member Benoit Coeure said there was a growing prevalence of poor quality data, which risks fuelling economic manias and panic.
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European Central Bank board member Benoit Coeure said there was a growing prevalence of poor quality data which risks fuelling economic manias and panics.
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"This is a positive step for those who think there is a problem of a lot of poor-quality patents being enforced," Reilly said.
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Yet in the rush to accommodate a rapidly urbanizing country, new buildings were thrown up, often made of poor quality cement, Mr. Watkinson said.
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But, even today, the variety of products offered via the U-Miss supply chain is exceedingly limited and, far too often, of poor quality.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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"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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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"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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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"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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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"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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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"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.
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"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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Attempts to improve messaging beyond the basics have failed; chatbots are of poor quality and largely pointless, in-chat games are novelties at best, business applications are politely declined and while aesthetic changes like stickers could make a little money in the short term, that's not really the kind of thing that supports a global infrastructure.
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