Sentence examples similar to a study published under the title from inspiring English sources

His study, later published under the title "Biology of Human Starvation," helped guide the rehabilitation of undernourished Europe after the war.

Anger and "intensity" of emotions: I think immediately of a turning point in the anthropological study of death, loss, and mourning: an essay by anthropologist Renato Rosaldo, published under the title "Grief and a Headhunter's Rage".

The result of the study undertaken for this purpose was published under the title of The Hospital Anxiety And Depression Scale [ 11].

A selection of her letters was published under the title One Art in 1994.

Subsequently published under the title, Report on the Germans (New York, 1947).

It was first published under the title 1805, then published again, rewritten, with a different ending and a new title, four years later.

The magazine continued to be published under the title Newsweek.

Published under the title The China Youth Corps in Taiwan New Yorkk, 1999).

This was published under the title Cracking the Code.

Her  autobiography is  published under the title  'Little Daughter'Undauntedted' in the USA).

Later that year it was published under the title of "Auto-da-Fe".