Sentence examples for published carried from inspiring English sources

These articles received a score by a large number of externally appointed referees in the context of the Italian research assessment exercise (VQR); similarly, journal scores were assigned in a panel-based independent assessment, which involved all academic journals in which Italian scholars have published, carried out under a different procedure.

The BBC annual report, just published, carries for the first time regional licence fee figures as well as expenditure.

These include: the need for many stakeholders to work together; industry's tendency to focus on the short term; and the way researchers' performance is evaluated (numbers of papers published carries more weight than time spent helping the community establish definitions, for instance).

The sky did not fall in, the sun rose over the East River, and New York publishing carried on, undiminished.

In those days, in France at least, vanity publishing carried no stigma; it was what you did if you were well-heeled.

As a result, it accounts for more than 40 percent of all printing, packaging, and publishing carried out; that percentage is more than twice the percentage produced by any other single printing process.

A. What I testified is that that's what was being published and carried on by the press.

The book is a history of the seven aircraft that, until it was published, had carried eight presidents since 1944.

In the present overview, we review and summarize some of the published research carried out in our laboratories in Jerusalem and Naples in the above areas.

The past decade has seen an extensive number of published studies carried out in view of analysing the advantages of this cycle for various applications, from nuclear to solar energies.

The academics Rosie Campbell and Philip Cowley have recently published research, carried out with YouGov, that shows quite striking differences in public attitudes to MPs' second jobs depending on what they do.