Sentence examples for only one peer from inspiring English sources

A search for peer-reviewed scholarly literature combining the keywords 'mission statement' and 'social enterprise' led to only one peer reviewed full-text paper.

An illustration of our protocol operation in a group with 8 peers is shown in Figure 2a, where only one peer, peer 1, is a source in a cycle.

To give it perspective, the winning percentage of coming forward as a tactic in tennis has only one peer – getting your first serve in, which is typically between 70 per cent and 75 per cent (Tsonga was at 74 per cent and Fish 72 per cent).

If I'm honest, I think EFT is probably nonsense: though it's available on the NHS, only one peer-reviewed study has offered any support.

Iliac crest autograft is the 'gold standard' technique for achieving this goal, but it is plagued by pseudoarthrosis and donor site morbidity.111, 112 Despite the obvious nature of cell therapy for spinal fusion, to our knowledge there is only one peer-reviewed study on the use of cell therapy for spinal fusion.

To date, there is only one peer-reviewed human clinical trial that monitored the effect of resveratrol on insulin sensitivity in type II diabetes [ 122].

Only one peer-reviewed paper addresses consumers' willingness to pay for wine labeled with "no sulfites added" (Costanigro et al. 2014).

There is only one peer-reviewed macroscopic report of that type of regeneration in Caiman crocodilus tails (Voigt, 2008).

Given the nascent nature of these programs, many of them lack strong research evidence, most having only one peer-reviewed study to support their efficacy.

SOFIT can be easily implemented in an OYS setting, yet only one peer-reviewed study that we are aware of (conducted by our research team) has used the direct observation system in OYS [ 6].

The U.S. faces only one potential peer competitor.