Sentence examples for appropriate peer from inspiring English sources
"In the event that we do find that members did not practice appropriate peer review, we will take action that may include asking them to leave the organisation," he said.
Accordingly a rate-distortion based prioritized peer selection scheme is employed to choose an appropriate peer node for each of the selected packets.
Adopting a socioculturally informed perspective on emotions, the present study explores institutional practices for socializing first grade students' emotionally and morally appropriate peer group conduct.
Most investigations suffer from methodological flaws such as inadequate study design, poor reporting of results, small sample size, and publication without appropriate peer review process.
"The legislation requires appropriate peer review, the disclosure of scientific studies used in making decisions, and an opportunity for stakeholder input," said Fincher.
In our review of the CRU emails, we did not find any evidence that NOAA inappropriately manipulated data comprising the [Global Historical Climatology Network] dataset or failed to adhere to appropriate peer review procedures.
Their request to her is simple: please stop writing op-eds for the Daily Mail, and start presenting your findings in an appropriate peer-reviewed forum.
The report recommended that more health and social care staff should have access to dementia training, and more schemes such as dementia cafes should be offered in the community to provide appropriate peer-led support.
Network module contains a peer controller responsible for dispatching various types of messages to appropriate peers and handlers.
However, P4P alone may not be able to make appropriate peering suggestions for live multimedia streaming since it does not include mechanisms to reflect some of the parameters that are important to the QoS of live multimedia streaming such as upload bandwidth and stability of a peer as a stream deliverer.
"If approved and funded, this study should be specifically designed so that the results would be acceptable to the appropriate peer-reviewed science or medical journal.
