peer-reviewed
[/pɪr rɪˈvjuːd/]
adjective
revisado por pares
1. describing academic work (such as research papers, articles, or studies) that has been evaluated and approved by experts in the same field before publication
The study was published in a peer-reviewed journal to ensure its credibility.
O estudo foi publicado em uma revista revisada por pares para garantir sua credibilidade.
2. subjected to critical examination and validation by qualified specialists within the same discipline
Peer-reviewed research is considered the gold standard in academic publishing.
A pesquisa revisada por pares é considerada o padrão ouro na publicação acadêmica.
This term is fundamental in both American and Brazilian academic cultures, representing a cornerstone of scientific credibility and integrity. In Brazil, the peer-review system is highly valued in universities and research institutions (CNPq, FAPESP), though access to peer-reviewed journals can be limited due to high subscription costs. In the USA, peer-reviewed publications are essential for career advancement in academia and are frequently cited in policy discussions.
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