Why is peer review an important part of the scientific process?

(a.)
it permits scientists to have their work translated into other languages.

(b.)
it ensures that the quality of scientific research is maintained.

(c.)
it the scientist decide how to conduct the scientific investigation.

(d.)
it increases scientists’ knowledge about other disciplines of science.

B. It ensures that the quality of scientific research is maintained.

Explanation:

Peer review is the process of evaluation of research by people having similar study background and knowledge. It will be appropriately accomplished by experienced individuals. It involves studying the entire research writting by person other than the one who has done research. Such a person provides opinion and rectifies the mistakes. This process improves the quality of the research outcome.