Sentence examples for has peer reviewed from inspiring English sources
"Almost every single nutrient imaginable has peer reviewed publications associating it with almost any outcome".England's first wild beaver in 800 years (Scientific American) "Of course the big question remains: Where the heck did the beaver come from?
AK has 8 years experience working in psychopharmacology research as a statistician and has peer reviewed publications in clinical trials in patients with schizophrenia, including collaborations on book chapters and journal articles with co-author JPL.
With microPublication Biology, researchers can directly submit, have peer reviewed, and publish individual experimental results.
Most of the studies in biosorption of heavy metals have peer reviewed the isotherm modeling of the metal ion binding in liquid phase (Hanif et al. 2007; Mishra et al. 2010, 2011a, b, c, 2012a, b).
"To do an experiment without the F.D.A.'s review is O.K. as long as it is based on strong scientific evidence and it has peer review," said Anthony Clemento, the company's vice president for regulatory affairs.
The school has peer review groups, known as credit boards, which enforce academic standards so vigorously that some students receive only partial credit for a class, and at times could receive none at all, Mr. Goldberg said.
While I enjoyed creative writing, my sixth grade Language Arts teacher crushed a few dreams for me when she split us up into writing groups, having peers review each other's writing.
"The technology should have peer review," he said.
We want to have peer review of the person so that we are sure that they really want to do the work we do.
Science isn't perfect, but that's why we have peer review".
