The phenomenon is often referred to as the reliability/validity dilemma: A test (or index) that maximizes reliability will contain only very similar components and will hence not be sensitive to the differences on outcome variables that are either caused by or cause, or are just correlated with, a much broader range of other measures.
This tradeoff between reliability and the relevance of the information is a big dilemma among standard setters, who I think are feeling pressure to change the accounting system in a way that provides more information.
It is difficult to solve the dilemma between the measurement speed, transducer accuracy, and equipment operation reliability; and d. insufficient data analysis.
Tian(2009) researched on equilibrium of coordination reliability of supply chain and deepening in division of labor in the perspective of dilemma.
The dust-up reveals anxieties that go beyond the censure of Ms. Goffman, opening a fresh debate over longstanding dilemmas of ethnographic research: the ethical boundaries of fieldwork, the tension between data transparency and subjects' privacy, and the reliability of one ethnographer's subjective account of a social world.
Vocabulary: dilemma, scrutiny, predates, proximity, inertial, longitude, latitude, insistent, diverted, mandatory, mediate, interpose, aileron, hydraulic, drones, microburst, recourse, sabotage, reliability, malefactors, implementation, resolved Extension Activities: 1.
Although numerous people have proposed ways of dealing with this dilemma, I think it is fair to say that no one has demonstrated a procedure with any significant reliability.
Their reliability is uncertain.
