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Studies conducted in different parts of the world show that, far from remaining constant, these impacts are changing over time, with a trend toward minimizing such effects (Schifano et al. 2012): Although the effect is most pronounced in cardiovascular mortality (Ha and Kim 2013), it has remained practically constant in the case of respiratory mortality (Mirón et al, in press).

Since the end of the XIX century, teaching of surgery has remained practically unaltered until now.

The western coastline of the delta, however, has remained practically unchanged since the 18th century.

Yet Darfur has remained practically a non-story in international news media.

During this period Man came under a Scandinavian system of government that has remained practically unchanged ever since.

For instance, a $220 million block grant that local municipalities can use for job training has remained practically untouched.

However, efficiency values in comparison to standard test conditions and the performance ratio (∼75% from PVSyst simulations) over the past decade have remained practically the same.

To the visitor it feels like undiscovered territory, a sleepy landscape of empty roads, pretty white villages, fields of half-naked cork-oak trees (the bark harvested from their trunks), vines, olive groves and small towns that have remained practically unchanged for centuries – and perfect road trip country.

Danzig had remained practically autonomous and adamant about protecting its status and foreign trade monopoly.

At this stage, the dehiscent anthers which until now had remained practically free of fluorescence became intensely stained.

Another roentgenogram twenty-three months after injury showed the changes in the body had remained practically stationary, but the articular surface was more regular in outline.