He figures to be scrutinized more closely by the officials, and by the Knicks.
But as poisons are studied more closely by scientists they end up being embraced, not shunned.
The president's spirituality is examined more closely by CNN, which raises the question of whether he has blurred the division between church and state.
What woman would willingly draw attention to her thighs in a world where thighs are scrutinised more closely by some newspapers than government spending?
Martin is in the unusual position of being a writer whose work is attended to even more closely by his readers than by himself.
Officers are asked to consider "the butch lesbian survivor in a shelter who is watched more closely by staff than her more feminine heterosexual fellow residents".
It has pushed much of the burden on to states and cities, whose efforts are scrutinised much more closely by taxpayers and the media.
The plant specimens also need to be looked at more closely by a paleobotanist, who can determine how many previously unknown species were found.
"Animal instincts exist," he said, referring to a bankers' urge towards personal enrichment which he said needed to be regulated more closely, by more specialist authorities.
The dispute highlighted the growing importance of Internet video delivery - an area that some people say needs to be monitored more closely by regulators.
This data helps fire managers on the ground determine where to put their resources, pinpointing which areas should be watched more closely by aircraft and where best to position firefighters to contain a blaze, experts said.
