When the peers in question are drawn from a restricted professional domain whereas the issues under consideration make demands upon a wide range of professional skills peer review is not a way to assure the highest standards of work by exposing research to scepticism.
Not only did Browning maintain a high standard of work; he was the one who set the standard in the first place, when he directed Toscanini's broadcasts with the NBC Symphony at the dawn of the television age.
"The report reflects on much good work currently being undertaken with those who offend," said Calderbank. "It also reveals that some probation trusts are achieving a higher standard of work than others".
Every researcher laboured hard to achieve a high standard of work, every head of department, dean, impact case study consultant, and REF steering committee member reviewed, drafted, commented on, redrafted and polished innumerable attempts at the submission documents.
There's a very high standard of work and I'm conscious of that heritage – for a long time I actively tried to carve out my own space doing something different".
Yes, there's still a lot of snagging to be done; we've demanded a high standard of work from what is often seasonal labour, but the flaws are superficial".
Founded in 1953 by Tyrone Guthrie, it continued at the turn of the 21st century to produce a consistently high standard of work and to attract some of the finest Canadian and British actors.
Brassey expected a high standard of work from his employees; Cooke states that his "standards of quality were fastidious in the extreme".
Grin used TQM methods to ensure a high standard of work, and JIT techniques to ensure the timing of different production phases came together.
You can also look to see if an organisation belongs to a sector body, demonstrating they are keen to strive for best practice in the sector and commitment to values and high standards of work.
