The phrase "and is capable to" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be replaced with "and is capable of" to convey the intended meaning.
Example: "The new software is user-friendly and is capable of processing large amounts of data quickly."
Alternatives: "and can" or "and is able to".
The already known Hybrid Access Control (HAC) security model supports and handles efficiently healthcare teams with active security capabilities and is capable to exploit the benefits of certificate technology.
We have demonstrated that this modular and multifunctional single-sided NMR sensor is highly sensitive and is capable to determine relaxation time and diffusion coefficients of different fluids.
This model framework incorporates the land use and transportation system, and is capable to evaluate the impact of land use and facility construction.
The proposed fuzzy logic controller performs better than a backstepping controller and is capable to suppress surge at different operating points.
It possesses a sensitivity of 1010 Nm and is capable to determine anisotropy constants in magnetic films as thin as 3 nm.
This solver has been developed in the framework of the open source generalist computational fluid dynamics tool box OpenFOAM® and is capable to deal with large scale problems in both space and time.
The control system could function as it was designed for and was capable to maintain the set points even under high fluctuation of atmospheric temperatures and frequent disturbances.
These iPSCs from somatic cells have been reprogrammed with the introduction of transcription factors and are capable to differentiate into cells from all three germ layers.
LC MS provides high sensitivity and be capable to detect a wide range of metabolites (Chen et al. 2011).
The hairpins contain the antisense elements that are complementary to the target RNAs and are capable to interact with them.
