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The phrase "are not capable to" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form is "are not capable of."
Example: "They are not capable of completing the project on time."
Alternatives: "are unable to" or "cannot."
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The halo regions are not capable to anneal the damage created in the core regions.
Conventional manufacturing techniques are not capable to process the advanced engineering materials with stringent properties.
Commercial programs are not capable to perform such tasks, at least at the time when this work was established.
Available analytical methods are not capable to solve the continuity equation when reaction rate of Michaelis Menten kinetic is presented.
Moreover, traditional approaches such as regression analysis are not capable to explicitly represent dynamic behavioural mechanisms of such.
Natural stocks, however, are not capable to satisfy the potential demand by pharmaceutical industries without being heavily degraded.
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Mean-shift algorithm is not capable to track the target.
However, it is not capable to ferment xylose, present in significant amounts in biomass hydrolysates.
Consequently, if such points do not exist, then LDP method is not capable to recognize the stability condition.
Due to the inexistence of modern irrigation observations in some regions, we were not capable to control for all regional dummies in all the specifications.
Specimen is failed at load of 24 kN and is not capable to resist further load but deflection is still continued.
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