The phrase "are capable to control" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "are capable of controlling."
Example: "The new software tools are capable of controlling various aspects of the system efficiently."
Alternatives: "are able to manage" or "have the ability to control."
Based on the PRACH load and spectrum availability, an eNB is capable to control the required number of MTC devices to be paged.
The C-UPFC is capable to control various system parameters independently, e.g., the active power through the line, the reactive powers at the ends of line and the magnitude of the voltage at the mid-point of the line.
Meanwhile, the enhanced bone lesions were reduced after 7 months of treatment, suggesting that abiraterone may still be capable to control the PCa growth in metastatic sites.
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.
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).
Recent observations showing that a family of enzymes called sirtuins can significantly extend life in various organisms has led researchers to believe that they may also be capable to control age-related metabolic disorders, including obesity and type 2 diabetes in humans.
In HIV-1 infection, some rare patients called HIV controllers (HICs) are capable to spontaneously control viral replication in vivo.
According to Burt (2000, pp. 348; 2001, 1992), organizations bridging structural holes benefit from a position, where they are capable to influence and control the behavior of their alters.
In the future, a carefully selected combination of this set of characteristics will enable us to bioengineer surfaces that are capable to direct and control a desired biological response.
