What kinds of reviews are conducted during SDLC phase?

Software Peer Review is a detailed examination of low level and high level design documents by one or more individuals working on the project to find and resolve errors or defects in application during early stages of SDLC.
Code Review – review of code by peer developer will ensure that functionality is met with as expected; there are no memory leaks or dead code which is not utilized while coding.
Pair Programming – Is a process where same portion of code is developed by pair of developers individually and then most efficient code is finalized.
Software Management Review – The project head verifies project progress, status of plans and their status, infrastructure allocation to test and develop the application during management review.
Software Audit Reviews is an independent examination of product, process, assessment with compliance to specifications.