Sentence examples for missing peer from inspiring English sources
Aspinall, a casino owner and former friend of missing peer Lord Lucan, had also secretly struggled with leukaemia.
Of course I will miss peering into her room and seeing one bare foot protruding from the softly snoring covers at 2 p.m. I'll miss the notes I used to leave nagging her to do the dishes or walk the dog.
Missing from peer review, he maintained, was the ability to provide authors with feedback on how persuasive their arguments were.
However, this search strategy risks missing recent peer-reviewed studies not yet included in systematic reviews and the grey literature, such as reports on pilot schemes to improve medicines use.
The data collected suggested that social isolation may also be a significant factor in a small number of students, for example for an overseas student who fails to settle within a peer group, or for any student who lives at home rather than alongside their peers, thereby missing some of the camaraderie of student existence.
Many students are concerned about falling behind their peers or missing exam preparation, so a large part of the job is liaising with schools to ensure that they stay on track.
The number of missing leaf nodes in peer-tree is.
However, this material captures not only the developmental history of the discipline, but also some of the knowledge that is missing from the formal peer-reviewed bibliographic databases for many different reasons and which can add value to future research and current practice.
Too many parents of children with special needs kids say their kids miss out on peer activities.
On inspection we agree with this observation, which is clearly an error on our part and which was also missed during the peer review process.
