Word: peered
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...committee recommends establishing internal peer review for large-scale, long-term sponsored grants...
...when Greenough dorm committees, such as the peer counseling, intramural and kitchen committees, met in the common room at 8 p.m., the TV and VCR were missing...
...reasons this study has more concern is because it's about women," said Nhi-Ha T. Trinh '95, a peer counselor for Eating Concerns Hotline and Outreach (ECHO). "It's different for women because they are more to having eating disorders...
...Dershowitz questions the justification for our unprecedented inquiry into the work of a tenured member of the faculty. Why not let Dr. Mack's views be tested by his peers in the "marketplace of academic ideas?" The answer is that in science, ideas by themselves aren't enough. They must ultimately be supported by peer-reviewed evidence, and Dr. Mack failed to meet that expectation. He hadn't published evidence in the scientific literature or in any scholarly books. He had not involved his peers in any collaborative studies of the "abductees." He had in effect isolated himself from...
Soon after Wakabayashi joined Chapman, he started having run-ins with its review board. "His lack of getting published always was a concern," recalls Howard Levine, the hospital's chief executive officer. "We kept saying, 'You need to get your data peer-reviewed.' And every month we would have a discussion about this. He promised it would appear in the journals, but for as long as he was here, it never...