The phrase "also be a capable" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a noun or adjective to complete the thought, making it unclear.
Example: "He should also be a capable leader in the organization."
Alternatives: "also be competent" or "also be proficient".
Not only that, but he or she must also be a capable butcher for the daily harvest and be able to train new workers, as well as deal appropriately with other hunters, trappers, tourists, and anyone else encountered on the winter grazing land.
Not only that, but they must also be a capable butcher for the daily harvest, able to train new workers as well as deal appropriately with other hunters, trappers, tourists and anyone else they may encounter on the winter grazing land.
Fifty years later, any similarly radical reform must also be a practical reality, capable of achieving widespread support.
It is highly mobile in soil and aquatic systems and also is a strong oxidant capable of being absorbed by the skin (Singh and Singh 2002).
It's also been a fantastic opportunity to prove how capable Scotland is when hosting events on this scale.
"We quickly realized if we could build a robot that could rescue a wounded soldier, it would also be capable of a lot of other high value activities," he says.
Thus, for remaining skeptics I would simply state that if a peripherally produced antibody can cause CNS disease, then a peripherally injected antibody that targets a pathologic target should also be capable of having a therapeutic effect.
In recognition that telecommunications companies often hang cables from the ceiling for ready access, the floors will also be capable of sustaining a hanging load of 100 pounds per square foot.
If NGF responsive neurons are present in such cultures then NGF may also be capable of inducing a mechanosensitive current.
As a follow-up, this analysis examines the same association when phthalate exposure occurs in conjunction with exposure to other environmental contaminants that may also be capable of causing an oxidative stress response.
Furthermore, such a technique may also be capable of investigating other types of thin films (e.g. hard coatings, semiconducting films, superconducting films, etc.).
