The phrase "analyzed the capabilities of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an evaluation or assessment of the skills, functions, or potential of a person, system, or object.
Example: "The research team analyzed the capabilities of the new software to determine its effectiveness in data processing."
Alternatives: "assessed the abilities of" or "evaluated the potential of".
In search for a cost effective gel documentation system applicable for different fields of molecular biology, we analyzed the capabilities of a cheap CCD-camera originally designed to capture images for transmission through the internet (web-cam) with regard to gel documentation.
We analyzed the capabilities of the proposed method to infer both the time-evolving states of the system and some of the parameters defining the model.
To test this hypothesis, we analyzed the capabilities of the different cell populations (HMECs, HMEC/hTERT, HMLE and HMLER) to grow as non-adherent mammospheres, a property associated with mammary stem/progenitor cells [3], [26].
Subsequently, we analyzed the capability of PCM models to correctly predict the bioactivity for both selective and non-selective compounds.
Additionally, he has extensively analyzed the capability of neural grafts (both embryonic and neurosphere-derived) for cell replacement strategies following hippocampal lesions.
Many previous studies have analyzed the capability of simulation modeling in fuel consumption modeling and optimization [15, 112, 121, 142, 227, 228].
These previous studies of using InSAR technique to monitor deformations related to highways and railways utilized the moderate-resolution SAR images as mentioned before, and they analyzed the capability of InSAR applications in these monitoring activities.
The assessment established the relative importance of issues being assessed in the region and analyzed the capability of the region to undertake future assessments of issues that have clear links to neighboring regions.
We analyzed the capability of the lymphotoxin alpha to classify patients with NCC as responders and non-responders by means of the cut-off value established by an ROC curve and the normal range (5 95 percentile ).
