Sentence examples for remains in practice from inspiring English sources

(Such adaptation of production has continued and remains in practice today).

The practice of physical untouchability, which prevented Dalits from walking on the same streets as upper-caste people, drinking from the same wells or even looking such people in the eye, has virtually disappeared, though it remains in practice in some remote areas.

But it's slightly scary how controversial that idea remains in practice.

However, a major problem remains in clinical practice, which is the question of whether stem cells preserve their self-renewal and differentiation potential in the culture conditions or not.

In any case, the reduction in magnitude of potential benefits somewhat reduces the degree of uncertainty that remains in clinical practice.

While it says it remains true to its mission, that "students working with our employer partners should be viewed as investments into the future of their organizations," whether it remains true in practice is not clear.

Racial segregation, abolished in law, remains common in practice.

Monitor is urged to take "a proportionate approach that encourages both", but it is admitted that "it remains unclear in practice how the rules of competition and integration will be interpreted".

These new results suggest that while ILC differentiation may be 'fixed' in principle, it remains 'flexible' in practice.

It has been recognised that mobilising critically ill patients is beneficial to patients' recovery, however implementing early mobility as a standard of care remains challenging in practice.

In case of bang-bang control, a conjugate time theory has been developed (see [79] for a brief survey of the approaches), but the computation of conjugate times remains difficult in practice (see, e.g., [60]).