Sentence examples for study publicised in from inspiring English sources

Church sociologists insist that the share of Italians attending mass at least once a month remains steady at 50%, but a study publicised in February suggests that the true figure is lower (23% in the patriarchate of Venice, where the research was conducted)."The whole of society is not Roman Catholic," says Marcello Vigli, a lay activist and veteran of the Christian Social movement.

Similarly, Curtis admits that last week's mobile-phone study was specifically publicised in a way to "gross people out – because disgust is the best way to get people to wash their hands".

The study was also publicised in radio interviews.

The study was further publicised in the New Zealand media via media releases, interviews with the researchers and advertisements.

The results of this study along with those of ancillary studies will be publicised in the form of presentations at national and international meetings.

The data and methods used by the survey have been publicised in detail.

Studies purporting that "drinking a small amount of alcohol can be good for one's health" have been widely publicised in mainstream media, and consequently the belief is prevalent in the sample population (66%%).

His latest pieces were publicised in suitably guerrilla fashion.

Some of the allegations - publicised in an ITV documentary - refer to incidents on BBC premises.

Thankfully, it was so heavily publicised in Australia that our respective employers were quite understanding.

"I'm never publicised in the press, but I know I'm the man.