Sentence examples for has the full potential from inspiring English sources

The prince explained that "I'm not saying Rupert should leave now" and that he believes James "has the full potential to succeed Rupert".

The product of this F3H1orf has the full potential to be translated into a functional F3H enzyme.

Usually an intact microtubule network with dynamic properties that are asymmetric has the full potential to coordinate adhesion dynamics in different regions of the cells, allowing directional migration [ 27].

Finally, the cBAL111 cells expressed CD146, a marker of various cells, including mesenchymal progenitor cells [ 25], Therefore it can be concluded that cBAL111 cells are not fully differentiated in vitro into mature hepatocytes, but rather should be regarded as a progenitor liver cell line that has the full potential to differentiate into hepatocytes.

Companies will have the full potential of humanity at their fingertips.

Hence, individuals may not have had the full potential to express their susceptibility and infectivity.

The lexeme then has the full meaning potential, some of which (not necessarily all) is then activated when instantiated in text.

"We very much believe that there has never been premium craftsmanship that has unleashed the full potential of the Android operating system," President and COO Niccolo de Masi told TechCrunch during an interview following the event.

UKIP leader Nigel Farage said: "I don't think this government has unleashed the full potential of British business.

One individual, St. Albani 90, is for sure pre-Columbian, and has therefore the full potential to be a pre-Columbian case of treponemal infection.

Nevertheless, the relative quantification upon which conventional qPCR methodologies are based has prevented the full potential of real-time qPCR from being realized.