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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at that point remained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a specific moment in time when something continued to exist or persist.
Example: "At that point remained a sense of uncertainty about the project's future."
Alternatives: "at that moment persisted" or "at that time continued".
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The toll at that point remained at 12.].
Those who had been discharged by the study end-date (January 2011) had a marked trend toward reduction in their Vulnerabilities score (mean = −3.9; 95% CI −7.9, +0.2) whilst those who had not been discharged at that point remained somewhat static (m = +0.1; −1.9, +2.1) but the difference in change between the discharged and in-patent groups was not significant.
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He added that the accusations "at this point remain accusations and it is important Sir Philip establishes the facts".
WindSeeker at Cedar Point remained closed until the cause of the accident was found and fixed.
By contrast, the stromal content of larger tumours at end point remained similar between the control and treated groups.
The biofilm mass reached at this time point remained stable during the residual observation period.
In 2005 it was argued that mitochondrial diseases were 'serious' and the HFEA granted a research licence to clinician-scientists at Newcastle University4 to permit them to conduct research on PNT/MST, though at that point it remained illegal to use an embryo created by the techniques for clinical applications.
The chances of a significant meltdown at Indian Point remain small; the consequences are so terrifyingly immense that it can't be tolerated.
At that point the remaining unmelted chunks are removed.
At that point, the remaining bidders will commence rounds of due diligence, examining the Vivendi assets.
At that point, to remain a Jewish state, Israel must become a non-democratic state.
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