The phrase "able to be setup" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "able to be set up." You can use it when describing something that can be arranged or established.
Example: "The new software is able to be set up quickly and easily by the user."
Alternatives: "capable of being configured" or "able to be installed."
Once the restore is complete, you'll be able to setup your device as if it was new.
The former Fiorentina boss brought on Alessio Cerci and Insigne in the Luxembourg game to add pace down the flanks, and should he be able to tweak the setup to facilitate their presence it should be his first choice.
Enterprise customers will be able to setup SaneBox on existing systems such as Google Apps, Exchange, Outlook and Lotus Notes.
In this context, we believe that on the basis of these findings, one would be able to construct a setup for the detection and identification of an unknown DNA oligomer by using specific DNA sequences in the future.
We optimized the demolding setup to be able to compare ideal demolding processes with a range of process parameters, i.e. pattern design, structure depth and demolding temperature.
This generation of HP printers is the first that doesn't require any special setup to be able to use Google Cloud Print.
As usual, however, Apple requires a specific setup to be able to participate, which favors users that already own either a Mac, an iOS device or an Apple TV.
Contrary to previous works on photoconductive AFM measurements [6, 8], we adapted our Resiscope setup to be able to perform measurements with no voltage bias applied externally between the tip and the sample (Fig. 1).
Sometimes you need a lot of that setup to be able to enjoy what happens later.
Get the right mix and setup to be able to sustain the driving tempo of "Barracuda" and create that signature rock sound that this song evokes.
