"remains different" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic that has not changed in some way, which remains different from others. For example, "Although the language and culture of their homeland had changed over time, their family traditions remained different."
For illustration purposes, it is defined here as the earliest trial k at which the difference between the firing rates at trial k and trial 1 significantly differs from zero and remains different for the rest of the session.
Somehow, however, H.I.V. remains different.
But, as Mr White explains, Louisiana was, and to a certain extent remains, different.
Dave Rich, a spokesman for the CST, said: "The situation here remains different from, for example, France.
But it is a reminder that Hong Kong remains different from other Chinese cities. "I would hope," Mr. Lee said, "that this would be the beginning of better things to come, that Hong Kong will be allowed to make more decisions on its own".
However under reforms announced last year, civil servants will have to work an extra two years – 43 instead of 41.5 – to receive a full pension, bringing them into line with the work period requirements of the private sector, even though the calculation remains different.
The characteristics of the microbial remains within different sediment layers are slightly different, and the median size of cells varies between different layers.
You can scan a photograph or the pages of a book, but the original remains tangibly different, if only because it was printed on different stock with inks of different composition.
But MSG's position remains completely different.
Yet the European approach remains markedly different from that of the United States.
Yet the Israeli concept of tolerance remains quite different from an American Jewish one.
