Several scientists from different countries are asked to examine the results of an experiment before a journal will print it.

Biology

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Minchanka [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

peer review

Explanation:

In science, results or findings from an experiment are usually published in journals. However, before they can be published, they have to undergo series of confirmation. One way to do this is to have several other scientists examine the results before finally publishing it. This is called PEER REVIEW.

PEER REVIEW is the process whereby an article that is about to be published in a scholarly journal is reviewed by researchers or scientists from the same field of study as the original scientist in order to ascertain the quality and validity of the result or findings. A peer-reviewed article is deemed to be of a very high quality.

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