Sentence examples for more fully realised from inspiring English sources

And afterwards, you come out more fully realised as a choreographer".

The power of visual methodology is now being more fully realised in research (Fleer and Ridgway. 2014).

But this week its vision is to become more fully realised with a name change to Lifesum and a restated vision to take on the world of 'wellbeing' apps which aim to do more than simply help you lose weight.

Nevertheless, wider implementation of high quality mammography in women aged above 50 years will ensure that the available mortality reduction will be more fully realised, and this should be a goal for countries able to afford it.

These findings add to other evidence that building programs need to be supported by a range of other social and behavioural interventions for potential health gains to be more fully realised.

The findings also support the evidence from a number of studies [ 32- 34] which point to the need for building programs to be supported by a range of other social and behavioural interventions in order for the potential health gains of improved housing to be more fully realised.

"Potential fiscal incentives, such as tax exemption and subsidies, would enable Treciklo and other social enterprises to more fully realise their social objectives," she says.

Recognition of the huge benefits testing brings will only be fully realised when more GPs and hospital doctors look after patients infected with HIV.

A minor work, written in the early 1940s, the script, which runs less than an hour, seems like more of a preparatory sketch than a fully realised work.

I confess, though, to struggling with a genre that I've always felt errs more towards the thought experiment than the fully realised, or even artfully insinuated fictional world.

It will be at least two more years before Venturi can deliver a fully realised version of the Antarctica to South Pole researchers.