Sentence examples for this peer reviewed from inspiring English sources
This peer reviewed study shows that if infants up to two years old and their mothers eat organic dairy foods, then the infants suffer a 36% lower incidence of eczema (a type of allergic reaction common among Western children).
This week, we learned that sleep helps clean out the "gunk" in our brains (with "gunk" being used by the researchers who wrote this peer reviewed article in Science).
This "peer review" is supposed to spot mistakes and thus keep the whole process honest.
The conclusion is therefore drawn that collaboration at the level of the research network acts upon research quality qua peer review and that this peer review effect is inherent throughout the research process.
The radiology department or the parent health system is free to decide how this peer review is performed [14].
Two SPs among the nine felt embarrassed when others were viewing their performance, but none felt harassed or uncomfortable during this peer review.
This peer review assigned an assessment of overall tumour response: CR, PR and stabilisation of the disease (no change, NC), progressive disease (PD), or not assessable.
This peer review was complemented by each participant's own explicitly framed evaluation of his/her IU through a formal reflection form (accessible at http://serc.carleton.edu/genomics/workshop09/index.html).html
This peer review is outside the editor's monopoly and journals usually also provide a discussion forum about the article in order for researchers to comment on and read other's comments.
Also, our estimates do not include the costs of peer review, which would be the time of 1 3 external peer reviewers per proposal and an expert panel of 10 12 senior researchers meeting for a week, as well as the administrative time of organising this peer review.
A unique aspect of this peer review was the willing submission of individual animal data by principal investigators of primary research groups active in this field and the independent statistical reanalyses of selected parameters prior to the peer review meeting by a subpanel of statisticians.
