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What is the rationale for not requiring reviewers to enter individual criterion scores?

April 26, 2017criterion enter individual rationale requiring reviewers scores

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What is the rationale for not requiring reviewers to enter individual criterion scores?

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In some cases, an SRO may wish to bring in a reviewer who is a content expert on a particular part of an application. For example, a statistician might be used as a reviewer for an application that relies heavily on the use of statistics to analyze a biomedical issue. In this case, it would be inappropriate for the statistician to score parts of the application for which he/she does not have expertise.