The phrase "are capable to interfere" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "are capable of interfering."
Example: "The new software tools are capable of interfering with the existing system if not properly integrated."
Alternatives: "have the ability to interfere" or "are able to interfere."
However, both viruses were capable to interfere with IFN-α secretion induced by specific agonists.
Furthermore, the finding that c-JunA95 is capable to induce neurite outgrowth in naïve PC12 cells suggests that lack of T91/T93/T95 phosphorylation may not interferes with regenerative functions of c-Jun.
were capable to metabolize it.
In this case the multicell interference is reduced because only the other base station sites with the same colour remain unsynchronous and capable to interfere.
An example of intrinsic factors of other conditions that are capable of interfere with migraine is represented by altered menstrual cycle in young women after severe brain injury following trauma or haemorrhage.
Some pathogens are capable of interfering with differentiation in order to down-regulate the anti-microbial activity and enhance their survival in the host.
The induction of TNF-α IFNγ, IL-6, and TGFβ specific gene networks in the cardiac myocytes in response to TSA and CBHA suggests that HDACIs are capable of interfering with cell proliferation (apoptosis and autophagy), pro-inflammatory [ 38- 40] and pro-fibrotic [ 33, 41] mechanisms.
It is possible that these primary pathogenic fungi do not present the allergen orthologues proteins at the right time in vivo or insufficient quantity to trigger allergy or that such highly adapted organisms are capable of interfering with the IgE response which in its proper state is a potent weapon against pathogen attack.
To evaluate intraovarian dominance effects in a sheep model and to determine whether local factors, independent of FSH-mediated pathways, are capable of interfering with the final development of subordinate follicles.
This is necessary to protect cells from sudden increases or decreases in water content, which are capable of interfering with proper cell function.
