Nuisance or necessity? why robust peer review is critical for medical science/ Jon Patricios, Joanne Kemp, Jane S Thornton and Jonathan Drezner
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British Journal of Sports Medicine (The Journal Of Sport And Exercise Medicine) Vol 55, Issue 19, October 2021, pp.1063-1064 (16)Summary: About the necessity of having a robust peer review for medical science. Among others the language proficiency is checked; to check on the relevancy of article for the journal; it credibility.
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About the necessity of having a robust peer review for medical science. Among others the language proficiency is checked; to check on the relevancy of article for the journal; it credibility.
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