Peer reviewing is an important process that allows multiple people to verify that what is said in an article is true and scientifically accurate. For scientific articles, it is important that the article is read by more than just the scientists who wrote it in order to ensure that the information and conclusions drawn from the data are not bias and are accurate. Further, peer reviewing allows the editors to give advice for the article to be more readable to an audience outside of the scientists who preformed the experiment. Peer reviewing ensures that scientific data is not fabricated, is easy to read, and grammatically correct.
