Sentence examples for referee reports from inspiring English sources

If the referee reports him to Uefa they are likely to punish Wenger with another touchline ban.

The comments taken from the referee reports were taken out of context and therefore, in the interests of transparency, we have worked with the reviewers to make the full reports available".

These journal policies are now being changed, along with their editorial boards: Our primary focus is on making the appointments of the editors on both RIDD and RASD, and to ensure rigorous peer review, with a minimum of two independent referee reports for all accepted articles.

"The referee reports were pretty ugly," he says, citing the widespread belief that the initial mass function is universal.

In 2000, publisher BioMed Central started publishing the names of reviewers for the articles in their medical series of journals, and since then, a growing number of journals have made reviewers and/or referee reports public.

The excellent referee reports were mostly positive, but included a set of extra details and thoughts.

Far from being "largely hokum", or a biased perusal by a crony, liable to nudge-wink away any inaccuracies, a referee report can be about the harshest criticism you will ever face.

Apparently, the University of Chicago Press did not want to publish the book given the not very favourable referee report it had received.

Frederic Fitch (1963) reports that in 1945 he first learned of this proof of unknowable truths from a referee report on a manuscript he never published.

Neil Clarke points out in his referee report (published on-line accompanying this article) that he picked some of the genes to be predicted because of their surprising or non-trivial expression pattern the gat1Δ strain.

[See also the response to the first referee report].