The phrase "also found that remaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing findings or results related to something that is still present or ongoing.
Example: "The researchers also found that remaining participants showed significant improvement in their performance over time."
Alternatives: "also discovered that staying" or "also noted that continuing".
It was also found that the remaining demand for electricity could be completely eliminated using realistically sized photovoltaic and battery systems for on-site generation and storage of electricity.
We also found that the remaining B and T cells from P140-treated mice responded normally to mitogens.
Other countries that have made legislative changes to address violence against women, have also found that violations remain difficult to confront.
The research has also found that women remain happier than men today, but that the gap has narrowed as -- and perhaps because -- women have entered the work force in larger numbers.
It was also found that any HMF remaining after detoxification was completely metabolized during aerobic cell growth on the hydrolyzates that were capable of supporting growth.
But the report also found that buyers were remaining on the sidelines unless they were "absolutely convinced that they are getting a tremendous deal".
We also found that the SNVs that remained undetected in at least one pool had a significantly lower sequence depth in the individual ALL1 and ALL2 samples compared to the remaining SNVs, suggesting that they may be located in genomic regions that are difficult to enrich.> -wrap-foot> a TP: true positives; TN: true negatives; FP: false positives; FN: false negatives.
He also found that documents still remained available in Tianjin — Mr. Wen's hometown — as well as in Shanghai, Shenzhen and other cities.
The report also found that although women remained particularly under-represented as writers in UK-USA studio titles in 2010-12, those who did manage to work on UK-USA titles achieved significant success.
The survey, which will be published on the Sporting Intelligence website on Monday, also found that the Premier League remained the richest football league in the world, with first-team squad players earning £2.99m a year on average – or £55,714 per week.
