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A refereeing process used to check the quality and importance of reports of research. An article submitted for publication in a peer reviewed journal is reviewed by other experts in the area. It aims to provide a wider check on the quality and interpretation of a report and to improve its quality. See also External peer reviewer.
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Generally a class-descriptive term applied to those of baronial House of Lords. Over time, the word has come to describe the members of the
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the process by which manuscripts submitted to health,biomedical, and other scientifically oriented journals and other publicationsare evaluated by experts in appropriate fields (usually anonymous to theauthors) to determine if the manuscripts are of adequate quality for publication.
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Review of a clinical trial by experts chosen by the study sponsor. These experts review the trials for scientific merit, participant safety, and ethical considerations.
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A process utilized by some federal and private agencies, whereby committees of research investigators in the same area of research or with the necessary expertise (from other institutions) review and recommend applications to the funding agency.
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