The conundrum lay in realisation of potential.
Entelechy is an Aristotelian concept dealing with the realisation of potential.
However, integration of ICT into work practices without detracting from provider-patient interaction is crucial to ensure utilisation of such interventions and realisation of potential benefits.
However, integration of ICT into work practices without detraction from provider-patient interaction is integral to ICT adoption and realisation of potential benefits.
Darwin described the struggle for existence in a Malthusian context, and importantly emphasised the central role of natural selection - his "dangerous idea" [[ 105], p.21] - without recourse to a metaphysical formative force toward perfection or realisation of potential per Bonnet, Lamarck, Eichwald and others.
The data provided by this implementation study will provide additional outcome data to that provided by the trial including data that will be essential for commissioners of care such as data on what happens in practice, and what actions and resources are needed for successful implementation and realisation of potential benefits.
In other words, one can't expect diplomacy to be the bearer of the responsibility for struggle, resistance, domestic innovations, and the realisation of internal potentials, or god forbid, to approach the enemy from a demoted stance".
The arrival of De Gea, aged just 20, adds instant quality with the promise of the realisation of greater potential.
His victory in 2012 is the final realisation of great potential transformed by an unimaginable amount of hard work – not just his own training regime, but the collective effort of his team-mates (most notably, second-placed Chris Froome) and the ultra-rigorous, appliance-of-science approach of Brailsford's Team Sky.
However, challenges prevent the realisation of its potential.
The accession of some CEEC to the European Union makes the realisation of this potential even more plausible.
