In this respect, comparative evaluations such as the cross-validatory comparison performed above, do not offer in themselves any measure of the absolute goodness-of-fit of the models under scrutiny, a problem usually referred to as model assessment [ 43].
Submitting to such scrutiny appears much less of a problem in, for example, aviation, where an entire professional career consists of a string of checks, reviews, tests and more checks.
*New York's phantom public authorities control millions of dollars with almost no public scrutiny, a problem the Legislature should fix quickly.
Increased scrutiny of the problem of sexual assault in the military, combined with more reporting of attacks, has led to a large jump in the number of such cases that have gone to court-martial.
One reason for the scrutiny of the problem now is that Clinton administration officials, including Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Attorney General Reno, in addition to the first lady, Hillary Rodham Clinton, have spoken out on the issue.
They said Fifa's decision not to threaten Qatar helped provide "a safe space" in which it could respond to the widely exposed problems and engage with the UN's International Labour Organisation and other groups over the next six months.Over the last week international scrutiny of the problem through diplomatic channels has swelled, pressurising the Qatari leadership into action, the source said.
Yet the Rooney Rule has invited much closer scrutiny of the problem and it just happens that among the swelling percentage of black men in the top job is the Steelers' own Mike Tomlin, who has taken them to two Super Bowls.
Even with the increased government scrutiny of the problem, Chapman is skeptical that any substantive change will come soon.
Without scrutiny of the problem, wildlife personnel attributed the cryptorchidism to inbreeding (Lewis 1991).
Mr. McCain's ties to lobbyists have also been drawing increasing scrutiny, a problem the campaign sought to address last week with the new conflict-of-interest policy.
Anecdotal observations that illustrate symptoms of a problem without articulating the underlying cause of those symptoms may deserve scrutiny.
