Sentence examples for also be capable to from inspiring English sources
How could a man capable of writing such layered, intense novels also be capable to writing something so scurrilous and funny that I physically ached whilst reading it?
Moreover, inverter should also be capable to inject definite amount of reactive power into the grid, as demanded by the international regulations.
From early studies of LDL, VLDL, and aforementioned incubation studies, we can infer that after i.v. injection LT-NLC may also be capable to acquire the apolipoproteins presented in the bloodstream (21).
Recent observations showing that a family of enzymes called sirtuins can significantly extend life in various organisms has led researchers to believe that they may also be capable to control age-related metabolic disorders, including obesity and type 2 diabetes in humans.
Various accounts provided by participants and news networks, which cited unnamed sources, quoted General Pasha as saying that while Pakistan "did not want to take relations with the United States to the point of no return, it also was capable to defending itself in case of an attack".
Our results suggest that once at the centrosome, CDC25B must also be capable of binding to its CDK cyclin substrates to remain in close proximity to Ctn.
If these men were capable of lying to protect the church, might they not also be capable of lying to destroy it?
On the other, hand however, the cell should also be capable of responding to changes in the external mechanical conditions and adapt to them, while not forgoing its ability to reproduce and maintain itself.
It would be mobile, with the equipment mounted in such a way that it would also be capable of docking to the ICU bed.
Regardless, these results suggest that superoxide may also be capable of binding to Fe(III CDO, though it has been previously reported that superoxide is incapable of reducing the Fe(III CDO active site.
What if, in order to stay true to one's self, one need also be capable of behaving contrary to one's own principles, yet in the interest of others those same principles most affect?
