The phrase "a strong capacity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's ability or potential to perform a certain task or function effectively.
Example: "The team demonstrated a strong capacity of innovation, leading to several successful projects."
Alternatives: "a high level of ability" or "a significant capability for".
Moreover, to account for the genotype dependence of EC induction rates12, this study combined iTRAQ-based quantitative proteomics and liquid chromatography mass spectrometry (LC-MS) detected metabolomics to reveal the dynamic and complex network of maize EC formation using the 18-599R inbred line (with a strong capacity of EC formation) and the B73 inbred line (with a low capacity of EC formation).
Therefore a high in-degree is associated to a country with a strong capacity of attracting scholars and absorbing knowledge from abroad.
Furthermore, MSCs exhibit a strong capacity of immunomodulation and inflammation tropism.
This could be due to a strong capacity of introgression during divergence of this group and/or a large ancestral population size.
Several groups have reported specific co-factor competitive EZH2 inhibitors [ 10– 16], which have shown a strong capacity to reduce growth of cells expressing mutated forms of EZH2 (such as certain non-Hodgkin's lymphoma [ 12]).
The molecule, called ABT-737 showed a strong capacity to reduce regression of solid tumors in mice.
Anthropogenic environments have a strong capacity to alter phenotypic traits of wild organisms by rapid evolution (Darimont et al. 2009); however, it is more widely acknowledged that anthropogenic niches typically constrain most wild organisms.
Accordingly, the blend of growth factors contained in the EPC-CM disclosed a strong capacity to sustain fundamental biological functions of mature endothelial cells such as endothelial viability and sprouting.
In vitro, CD4+ Tregs have a strong capacity to inhibit activation and expansion of both alloreactive and autoreactive T cells[3], [5].
Although we did not measure regulatory T cell function, our data demonstrate that mDCs from SF overrule suppression by regulatory T cells and indicate that in vivo-activated CD1c+ mDCs from the joint have a strong capacity to induce T cell expansion of infiltrating T cells without strongly skewing the T cell balance.
Extracellular cholesterol oxidase (COD) from a mutant Brevibacterium sp. ODG-007, showed a strong capacity in bioconversion of yolk cholesterol to cholest-4-en-3-one, especially supplemented with NaCl and lipase C, as a yolk granule solubilizer.
