The phrase "and capability to regulate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or power to control or manage a particular situation, system, or process.
Example: "The organization has the authority and capability to regulate the industry standards effectively."
Alternatives: "and ability to govern" or "and power to oversee".
Owing to their imbalance expression levels in tumor cells and their capability to regulate MOMP, Bcl-2 proteins have been viewed as promising therapeutic targets in cancer and research efforts have lately been focusing on the development of drugs targeting Bcl-2 proteins.
MPL shares with PGs the capability to regulate inflammatory cytokines and macrophage functions and may be an example of a natural feedback mechanism for controlling inflammation, which is consistent with the mechanism proposed by Bonta and Parnham [ 15].
Emotional regulation refers to a person's capability to regulate their emotional responses to their environment and others.
Silencing of NPHP1 had no effect on PC-1 capability to regulate phosphorylation of ERK and cell cycle arrest in G0/G1 (Figure S5 and 5A).
Aloe sterols are a type of plant sterols that have the capability to regulate the metabolism of glucose and lipids.
Tks4 has emerged as a candidate scaffold molecule that has the capability to regulate the actin cytoskeleton via Src and EGFR [ 13– 15].
This is further supported by various experimental findings showing vitamin D's capability to regulate chemokine production, counteracting autoimmune inflammation and to induce differentiation of immune cells in a way that promotes self-tolerance.
FSMC offers the capability to regulate the transient response, while FNNC holds advantage of on-line learning capability.
MicroRNAs are non-coding regulators of gene expression that have gained great attention due to their capability to regulate the expression of a number of target transcripts.
