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peer review
This term carries a strong connotation of academic rigor and professional integrity. It is primarily used in formal, scholarly, or scientific registers to describe the gold standard of quality control. In these contexts, it implies a blind or double-blind process where the identity of the author is hidden to prevent bias.
As a noun, it is typically treated as an uncountable process or a system. While one might refer to a specific "peer review" as a single event, it is most commonly used to describe the general mechanism of validation within a discipline. When used as a verb, it functions as a compound action, often appearing in the context of editorial workflows.
Meanings
Examples
I hope the peer review process does not take too long.
We need to peer review these reports before the client meeting.
The study failed the peer review stage due to a small sample size.
Can you peer review my thesis chapter by Friday?
Double blind peer review helps eliminate bias in research.
I wonder if the reviewers will suggest any major changes during peer review.
The company implemented a peer review system for all software code.