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What is not the purpose of peer review in science? to validate conclusions to check the accuracy of data to obtain feedback from other scientists to conduct secret research

What is not the purpose of peer review in science? to validate conclusions to check the accuracy of data to obtain feedback from other scientists to conduct secret research
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What is not the purpose of peer review in science?

to validate conclusions

to check the accuracy of data

to obtain feedback from other scientists

to conduct secret research

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User Kirti Zare
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the answer is to Conduct secret research.

Hope i helped :D
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User Aleks Boev
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It's pretty obviously the last one.
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