Sentence examples for issue of reviewer from inspiring English sources

Many publishers are wrangling with the issue of reviewer support, reward and incentive.

The issue of "reviewer bias" was raised by some interviewees, referring to the fact that reviewers may react negatively to papers that have negative results or may ("unfairly" according to one respondent) judge a paper for not being of a sufficiently high editorial standard.

Firstly, with regard to the issue of novelty raised by Reviewer 3. While, our use of physically highly characterised particles is not novel, it is controllable, relevant to vaccination and avoids the usual empirical adjuvant approaches widely used in the literature.

In the December 1958 issue of Road & Track, reviewers described the performance as melancholy.

In 2011, the UK parliament discussed the issue of rewarding and incentivising reviewers (http://bit.ly/TWYdbG).

As a result of his reviewing activities, he says, he can now anticipate the kinds of issues a reviewer will raise about his research manuscripts.

The PC Engine version of the game was reviewed in the February 1990 issue of German magazine Power Play, where reviewer Martin Gaksch called the game "Zelda on the PC-Engine" and said that the "differences between Zelda and Neutopia must be found with an electron microscope".

We have copied verbatim some of Reviewer #3's comments on this issue.

By Macy Halford October 26, 2009 Yesterday, the English Observer belatedly picked up an article written for the September issue of Standpoint magazine by Jessica Mann, a reviewer who covers crime fiction for the Literary Review.

Yesterday, the English Observer belatedly picked up an article written for the September issue of Standpoint magazine by Jessica Mann, a reviewer who covers crime fiction for the Literary Review.

We focused on medical reviews instead of other reviews because the FDA medical reviews are, as we learned during pilot-testing of data extraction, most likely the review documents where the FDA reviewers address the issue of outcome selection.