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peer review n. an examination and evaluation of the performance of a professional or technician by a board or committee made up of people in the same occupation. This may arise in determining whether a person has been legitimately discharged, denied promotion or penalized by an employer, or is found to have failed to meet minimum standards of performance and is thus liable in a lawsuit claiming damages due to negligence.



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5076(a), requires large firms to be peer reviewed, but implementation was delayed to allow further review by the CBA, who have decided that all firms should be subject to peer review.
It would be truly unfortunate not to grab onto it and implement the scientific and intellectual rigors necessary for The Appraisal Journal to be truly peer reviewed and unwilling to publish findings that cannot be checked, verified, and duplicated.
The first part of the decision confirms the confidentiality of peer reviewed records," said Krieger.
 
 
 
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