Object

• reviewer: Practice for peer reviewers: Peer reviewers are invited to reflect on the practices of the department visited and on their own practice.

Converse of object

• review: All our reports are peer reviewed by experts in forensic computing, prior to submission.

Preposition: through

• mist: In making many policy choices we must therefore try to peer through the mist rather than decide blindly.

Adjective modifier

• hereditary: The solution, which the remaining hereditary peers were there to help seek, is no longer available.

• non-disabled: Students with disabilities are being included in classes with their non-disabled peers in larger numbers.

• sighted: Braille readers vary in ability even more than their sighted peers.

• nondisabled: The home literacy experiences of preschoolers who use augmentative communication systems and of their nondisabled peers.

• Conservative: Conservative peer Baroness Flather said that church schools were ' an accident of history.

• his/her: Compare an individual against a group, either a group of his/her peers, or a group of experts.

Preposition: into

• gloom: We made our way to the entrance and peered into the gloom.

• darkness: Then he peered into the darkness, blew the candle out, and threw it on the floor.

Modifies a noun

• review: Major review Major review is a peer review process.

• mentoring: Then there are four sections on the benefits of peer mentoring for mentors ( sec.

• reviewer: Arrangements for the recruitment of peer reviewers will also be developed.

• educator: During 2002, the project will move onto directly targeting this high-risk group using the peer educators.

• mentor: There are regular chat sessions hosted by trained peer mentors.

• pressure: Wed 19th Apr 2006: Peer Pressure: The House of Lords Opens Today.

Present participle complement

• tutor: Peer tutoring was found to be more common than peer counseling.

Preposition: of

• realm: June 5 ( Sunday ) The peers of the realm publicly declare loyalty to the King at York.