The phrase "able to efficiently control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to manage or regulate something effectively.
Example: "The new software is able to efficiently control the workflow, ensuring that tasks are completed on time."
Alternatives: "capable of effectively managing" or "able to manage efficiently."
In order to be able to efficiently control the translational efficiency of a gene, knowledge of the detailed mechanisms of miRNA regulation is required.
Hence, the proposed charger is successfully proven to be able to efficiently control the power flow from various sources.
We show that analytical calculations permit to design a NES able to efficiently control the aeroelastic instability of the bridge.
It was shown that the new method is very effective, i.e. for these problems it is always able to efficiently control the process toward the stable state.
In order to make the best use of the increased utility provided by the millions of smart meters, parking and lighting sensors, traffic controls, crowd movement detection sensors and many other gadgets that are scattered across smart homes and cities, you need to be able to efficiently control their traffic and functionality.
In addition, researchers have shown that the approach can be used to address many other environmental problems beyond waste disposal – by imposing an upfront fee on consumption and subsidizing 'green' inputs and mitigation activities, a deposit-refund may be able to efficiently control pollution in much the same way as a Pigovian tax.
Being able to efficiently discover genetic control of many traits over a large number of genotypes, genome-wide association study (GWAS) has become a powerful tool for studying sorghum biomass yield components.
The mimotope PRF + 1 fused to phage particles was able to efficiently discriminate JIA patients from controls, and for this reason was chosen to be chemically synthesized for validation in a larger sample size.
To explore whether Lpd is required for neuronal morphogenesis, we transfected primary hippocampal neurons with two Lpd small interfering RNAs (siRNAs) that are able to efficiently knock down Lpd or a control siRNA.
Consequently, cancer cells must be able to efficiently neutralize lactic acid to ensure normal growth.
Our results demonstrate that the simultaneous MIDO approach is able to efficiently address the solution of the integrated design and control problem in a systematic way.
