The phrase "can able to" is not correct or usable in written English.
You can use the phrase "could" instead of "can able to". For example: "He could hear the music playing in the distance."
Reduction in cost of wind energy requires most efficient control technology which can able to extract optimum power from the wind.
Despite of different efforts to develop antimalarial drug for decades, any anti-malarial drug can able to eradicate completely till now.
The modified electrode possesses highly selective and it can able to detect DCp at nanomolar concentration (5 nM) with a high sensitivity of 0.3577 μAμM−1.
Simulation result clearly indicated that the proposed combined structure of a hemisphere and a cone of equal radius can able to produce a photonic nanojet having the intensity larger than the conventional spherical microstructure.
Sequence matches between a translated nucleotide sequence and a well known biological protein can able to provide a strong evidence for the presence of homologous coding region, and such similarities often be identified even between a distantly related genes.
Additionally, in vivo data of protein loaded system in rats showed that DPNC formulation can able to maintain the native structure of insulin and hence retain therapeutic efficacy of protein.
Really creating an environment where people can come and I can be able to create things.
"We need a senior center that can be able to be at the level that we can be proud of here in Huntington Beach.
"When it is wet season, you can be able to identify the color of the grass, you can get the yellowish or green grasses.
If you were concerned about whether I can be able to pay back or not, I sell a piece of land, I can pay you back.
Make sure your guinea pig can be able to go in and out of it (a hideout is a place they can hide if they get scared).
