Sentence examples for absence of peer from inspiring English sources

But many researchers fear that the absence of peer review will reduce the quality of submissions and force readers to wade through electronic mounds of poor-quality results in search of tidbits of worthwhile science.

It also notes that researchers have not always correctly identified bots — flagging media reports which it claims have "recently highlighted how users named as bots in research were real people, reinforcing the risks of limited data being used to attribute activity, particularly in the absence of peer review".

R.M.: Well, in the absence of peer-reviewed scientific studies of the subject, I can't in good conscience assert that excellent kids CAN dance.

Studying the medical records of Presidents since Theodore Roosevelt, Michael Roizen, the chairman of the Cleveland Clinic's Wellness Institute, has concluded that "unrequited stress"—the absence of peers and friends takes the greatest toll.

Sharing also allows an increase in purchasing power, as private individuals can monetize the use of their idle assets (for which no demand previously existed in the absence of peer-to-peer platforms) at a minimal marginal cost, allowing goods and services to be offered at low prices.

Notably, the absence of peers was thought to limit children's PA levels.

That is the network should be able to heal itself and replace information that are missing due to the unannounced absence of the peer.

The answer seems to be the absence of outside peer reviewers generally considered the gold standard for awarding federal basic research grants.

Conflicting results were seen in scientific studies, but the majority of the studies seemed to point to the fact that home schooled children are not socially any more backward than mainstream school students or are perhaps even better because of absence of damaging peer influence.

These meetings are conducted with both groups, with the intervention being identical in its contents, since the differential factor is the presence or absence of the peer of choice.

A transit provider using Restrictive strategy does not peer with any other agent unless the absence of a peering relationship results in a disconnected network; a transit provider using Selective strategy peers with agents which have similar traffic volume (it uses the ratio of total traffic volumes to determine the similarity of other agents to itself).