Sentence examples for evaluated by peers from inspiring English sources

Since medieval times, university professors have been essentially evaluated by peers.

To be qualified for lifetime employment, a historian must produce works of original research as many as possible that are favourably evaluated by peers.

Others have advocated taking the burden off individual managers (by using 360-degree reviews, in which an individual is evaluated by peers, subordinates, customers and superiors), but this is more costly and intense.

Performance of clinical skills was observed and evaluated by peers in a role play that simulated physical therapy practice.

Clinical performance was directly observed and evaluated by peers in a role-play that simulated clinical practice.

Likewise, GTAs could take courses on effective teaching practices, be mentored, have their teaching evaluated by peers and faculty, and apply their teaching skills in increasingly independent instructional roles.

Practice-Based Learning and Improvement will be evaluated by peer-reviewed chart audit.

The 11 states' applications are to be evaluated by peer reviewers starting after Thanksgiving, and they will be told of the department's verdict in January.

With the large enrollment in these courses, assignments that can't be computer-scored tend to be evaluated by peer review.

Education Week reports that states' requesting NCLB waivers will be evaluated by peer reviewers.

The problem is that very often these "new procedures" have not been examined or evaluated by peer review groups that test their safety, efficacy and duration.