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Reasons for conducting peer review include all of the following except

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Reasons for conducting peer review include all of the following except CHANGING DATA TO SUPPORT THE HYPOTHESIS.
Peer review is the process by which experts in a particular field go through the published works of other scientists in order to ensure that their works meet the required standards. Some of the reasons for peer review include the following: to analyze the experimental design, to detect possible bias, to identify illogical conclusions, etc.

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