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The phrase "capability to suffer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or ability of a being or entity to experience pain or distress.
Example: "Many philosophers debate the moral implications of animal rights, particularly regarding their capability to suffer."
Alternatives: "ability to experience pain" or "potential for suffering."
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A resilient system should be designed with the capability to suffer minimum production loss during disruptions, and settle itself to the steady state quickly after each disruption.
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Consider the capacity to suffer.
Google and Microsoft offer modeling capabilities, though they tend to suffer from requiring too much work to adapt to the context/relevance in a functional area of the enterprise, such as sales.
Google and Microsoft offer modeling capabilities, though they tend to suffer from requiring too much work to adapt to the context/relevance in a functional area of the enterprise, such as sales.
However, MSCs directly fabricated from laser-treated GO on rigid or flexible substrates have been found to suffer from a lower rate capability compared to MSCs patterned using conventional photolithography with a rigid metal layer as a current collector30,31.
Because E. coli is not a robust host which is likely to suffer from phages, we presented this capability in P. pastoris yeast.
The trip is well within the capabilities of hikers with a little mountain experience, although they should be fit enough not to suffer on the steeper stretches.
Each needs to suffer.
Nobody has to suffer.
We continue to suffer.
I wanted to suffer.
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