The phrase "and perhaps more capable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone or something may possess additional abilities or skills beyond what has already been mentioned.
Example: "She is an excellent programmer, and perhaps more capable than her peers in tackling complex problems."
Alternatives: "and possibly more skilled" or "and maybe even more proficient".
Mr. May's intimate portraits of such leaders as Prime Minister Edouard Daladier and his chief political rival, Paul Reynaud, show them to be perhaps more capable than postwar images would allow but sorely lacking in the powerful assertiveness and bold leadership that, sad to say, Hitler possessed in abundance.
Theoretically, the new cell will divide to become an egg cell, genetically the same as an egg from the older woman's ovary, but encased in a more youthful package, perhaps more capable of leading to a successful pregnancy.
Hence, those athletes are perhaps more capable of activating lipolysis during physical activity than moderate-endurance athletes.
That made JPMorgan perhaps more capable than other banks of pulling off a rescue, or salvage, of Bear Stearns.
Perhaps more capable management in an acquiring company could fix that, but present management is not exactly making the company more attractive to potential suitors by printing shares.
Measurement of plasma TDP-43 may therefore have utility in evidencing the presence of brain TDP-43 based pathologies in neurodegenerative disease, and perhaps more importantly be capable of discriminating during life those patients with FTLD associated with ubiquitin/TDP-43 pathological changes in their brains from those with tauopathy, when a defining mutation in MAPT or PGRN is absent.
These findings suggest that the phenotype and effector functions of microglia are dependent on the specific signalling factors presented to them; and perhaps more importantly that microglia are capable of activating and sustaining an adaptive immune response in brain parenchyma.
And, perhaps more saliently, if anyone cares.
Schwartzman deploys that same stonily implacable stare, like that of an exceptionally gifted child: supremely self-possessed, but somehow lacking in self-awareness, the kind of character who looks incapable of laughing or crying – but is perhaps more than capable of provoking those responses in others.
She wasn't there - she wasn't even born when I was adopted.' Perhaps, I venture, the twins had more docile personalities and were more capable of submitting to their mother's controlling nature?
