Sentence examples for peer-reviewed documentation from inspiring English sources

Peer-reviewed documentation of these activities should be published in the open literature.

The first peer-reviewed documentation of the use of CT technology in the diagnosis of breast lesions was reported by D.F. Reese et al. in 1976 and the first use of a dedicated breast CT scanner was reported in 1978 by C.H. Chang and colleagues.

Now the service is launching a new product that aims to harness its community to build a repository of peer-reviewed technical documentation.

Experts compiled peer-reviewed Red List documentation for each species, including data on: systematics, population trends, geographic range, habitat preferences, ecology, life history, threats, and conservation measures.

An extensive data set of physical and chemical properties of LCOHs is described in peer-reviewed Screening Information Data Set (SIDS) documentation and discussed in the SIDS Initial Assessment Report SIARR) (OECD, 2006).

Two peer-reviewed publications (systematic reviews).

Non-specialists are not always able to spot errors quickly in a highly technical piece of work, so experts are recruited to make sure any mistakes are corrected and necessary documentation is provided before peer-reviewed science can be published.

First, despite gains in capacity in skills and practical knowledge, there is uneven documentation in both the peer-reviewed and non peer-reviewed literature of the work of the Initiative.

"Documented" means that written documentation must be provided in peer-reviewed articles.

Replication of successful models relies on robust evaluation methods and program documentation made accessible in the peer-reviewed literature.

These rates of under-documentation are consistent with the peer-reviewed literature [ 25].