Sentence examples for peer reviewing from inspiring English sources

This is a quote from Mariann Bienz and Kathy Weston who also addressed the issue of peer reviewing (http://elifesciences.org/elife-news/a-reviewers-charter).

On the whole, Wikipedia's system of peer reviewing does a reasonable job of policing facts.

But the academic publishers get their articles, their peer reviewing (vetting by other researchers) and even much of their editing for free.

But the REF falls very far short of international peer reviewing standards in other academic contexts like publication, research funding, or promotions.

Anyone could be doing our bare minimum 'light touch' testing - from developers peer reviewing one another's code, to a designer looking at UI/front end changes; to product owners doing their own acceptance testing.

Of that group (drawn from the full range of subject areas) more than 60% said they would like the option to attend a workshop or formal training on peer reviewing.

As journals become more and more specialised, it is not difficult to work out whose writing you are peer-reviewing.

The controversial new app Peeple, a sort of Yelp for humans, attempts to take this to the next level by peer-reviewing the entire universe of human transactions – personal, commercial, and romantic.

Is the time spent on peer-reviewing all of those articles really worth it, when many published articles are destined to never be cited?

The authors thank Prof. Dr. Charles Reynolds III for peer-reviewing the manuscript and providing helpful comments.

These include, for example, participation in the preparation of guidelines, teaching activities in the field of research, and peer-reviewing.