Sentence examples for have potentialities from inspiring English sources

This premise is Aristotelian it is the basis to the principle of entelechy, namely that all things have potentialities and are driven to actualize them (Dutton 2001, 26 7) Al-Ghazâlî shifts, as Kukkonen (2000, 488 9) puts it, the locus of the presumption of a thing's actual existence from the plane of the actualized reality to the plane of mental conceivability.

We are still together on the planet and have potentialities".

It is proposed that living organisms, animals and plants, have potentialities for consciousness distributed between 3 or 4 apparatuses, or recognizable states: – Sensorium, – Brain, – Mind, – Over-mind.

These states, however, were too small to hold the leadership and too constricted in the already crowded plain to have potentiality for further development.

In addition to the physico-mechanical properties, 1 kGy scaffolds have also exhibited the highest resistivity towards microbial growth that can have potentiality as scaffold in biomedical sector.

Bacterial keratinases have potentiality because of their activity on degradation of specific insoluble keratin substrates and generally on a variety of protein materials (Lin et al. 1996).

Furthermore because SPIO-coated microbubbles have abundant amino groups on the surface, such microbubbles have potentiality for targeted imaging after specific targeted ligands or antibodies are linked.

This result indicates that EA may have potentiality in the treatment of obesity and its complication.

The isolate had potentiality to ferment various saccharides viz.

The result indicated that neokestose had potentiality to be a good efficient prebiotics, which can promote the human health due to growth of bifidobacteria in the gut.

Additionally, it is anticipated that ammonia has potentiality as a hydrogen liquid carrier in the proposed hydrogen economy (Lan et al. 2012; Miura and Tezuka 2014).