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The phrase "are able to interfere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of someone or something to intervene or disrupt a situation.
Example: "The new software updates indicate that users are able to interfere with the system settings if necessary."
Alternatives: "can intervene" or "have the ability to disrupt".
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Thus the SPE-HPLC F1 fraction seems to contain a mixture of bioaccumulated lipophilic POPs that differ between samples and are able to interfere with the R1881-induced activityiny in the CALUX assay.
Finally, α-Syn amyloid fibrils are able to interfere with prion replication through the binding to PrPC.
Drugs that are able to interfere with these processes may be able to prevent and/or cure these diseases.
The knowledge of these rules may be exploited to design peptides that are able to interfere with the self-assembly and aggregation of proteins.
This prompted us to examine the vaccine potential of these proteins by assessing whether sera directed against them have bactericidal properties and/or are able to interfere with Tfp-linked functions.
Our results are consistent with earlier studies suggesting that both parasites are able to interfere with host defense responses, including a tendency for E. paraensei to do so more rapidly and strongly than S. mansoni.
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Thus, AG1024 is able to interfere with three major targets of BCR-ABL in leukaemic cells.
Will Iran now be able to interfere in Iraq with impunity?
An abortion rights supporter, Marzian has argued that government should not be able to interfere with people's medical decisions.
Never again will those impossible people on the other side of the Channel be able to interfere in our affairs.
Importantly, all inhibitory peptides were able to interfere with DNA binding as demonstrated in gel shift assays.
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