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paper introduce concepts sensitivity specificity mathematically describe accuracy peer review process sensitivity refers probability final decision manuscript would acceptance provided manuscript meets journal standards required publication ie true positive rate specificity refers probability final decision would rejection provided work meet standards required publication ie true negative rate therefore peer review process sensitivity measures ability correctly accept manuscripts meet required standards true positives specificity measures ability correctly reject manuscripts meet quality standards required publication true negatives sensitivity specificity values inform editor conditions outcome peer review process becomes precise therefore occur editor must improve analysis involved processing information received reviewers reports sensitivity specificity understood way promote ethical conduct peer review processes improve validity manuscript editorial decisions