The peers found instances where the government has spent money on expensive equipment - such as the so-called "super microscope" at the ISIS laboratory in Oxfordshire, which cost £50m pounds to build, and which has recently doubled in size through a government-funded £145m investment.
I don't know, Sir Bob, but not a day passes when my Facebook feed isn't inundated with news of my Millennial peers combating instances of systemic racism, sexism, and intolerance in their lives - hardly bullshit.
Credit Suisse likely has safer loans than peers; for instance it holds a lot of Swiss mortgages, which have shown much lower losses than, say, JPMorgan's home loans.
If a bank's analysis showed losses in a stress situation that were less than those of all its peers, for instance, it would indicate a tendency to underestimate risks on its balance sheet.
Moreover, youngsters who develop a gaming habit can become slightly more aggressive — as measured by clashes with peers, for instance — at least over a period of a year or two.
He understood that other people's experience of consumerism was more complex than his own, involving nuances of status and imitation and manufactured desire, and his theory could accommodate that — your job could be to appear more high-class to your peers, for instance.
The relative restlessness that helps a caterpillar find food better than its peers, for instance, could get the butterfly into trouble with predators.
Natural variation means that some individuals in a population may behave differently from their peers, for instance, and over time the differences can become great enough to prevent gene flow.
Can we talk about your interaction with your peers, for instance you've worked with Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Rihanna.
In some instances peer reviewers' comments had no impact on reporting, in that the authors ignored the comments or responded in the "response to reviewers" without making a change in the manuscript (n=16).
