The phrase "and capable to control" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "and capable of controlling" instead.
Example: "The system is designed to be efficient and capable of controlling various parameters automatically."
Alternatives: "and able to manage" or "and proficient in controlling".
As a result, an important number of therapeutic complexes between cyclodextrins and bioactive compounds capable to control several diseases have been developed.
This demonstrated that the short intergenic region between Jmjd6 and 1110005A03Rik is capable to control basal expression of both genes, although this bi-directional transcriptional unit seems to activate both genes at different levels.
It is based on permanent dipoles, capable to control and select in energy laser-accelerated proton beams.
Based on knot insertion, we formulate an adaptive algorithm which is capable to control and adapt the multiplicity of the nodes as well as the local mesh-size (Algorithm 4.5).
Gavacplus is a subunit vaccine based on the recombinant Bm86 tick antigen expressed in yeast, capable to control infestations of R. microplus under controlled and production conditions.
Based on the PRACH load and spectrum availability, an eNB is capable to control the required number of MTC devices to be paged.
This work provides an extension in the predictive control practice applied to polymerization reactors and presents a new approach for the generalized predictive control algorithm capable to control outputs measured at different rates.
These results prove that folic acid nanocarriers are capable to control the release of therapeutic proteins.
Due to the inexistence of modern irrigation observations in some regions, we were not capable to control for all regional dummies in all the specifications.
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