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Peer Review

Peer Review Peer review is a formal process in which professionals assess the work or performance of other professionals against the standards of their field.

Peer review is a formal process in which professionals assess the work or performance of other professionals against the standards of their field. It is commonly used to judge manuscripts for publication, grant applications, and the quality of health care.

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