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Peer review in scholarly publishing part B: how to do it?

Peer review is a key part of the scientific process, whereby a body of experts review a manuscript and provide feedback. In this article, we discuss the steps typically undertaken in completing a peer review and key questions to be asked of the manuscript while undertaking a review. This article provides a step-by-step instructional guide in how to effectively peer review a paper.