"shown able to" is not a correct part of a sentence in written English.
It is grammatically incorrect and does not convey a clear meaning. Instead, you could use "demonstrated the ability to" or "proved capable of" to express the same idea. Example: The new employee has demonstrated the ability to work well under pressure.
Direct tuning is shown able to optimize loop performance when the control design and state observer are based on an uncertain model estimate.
Both cores are also shown able to accommodate unprotected loss of flow (ULOF) and unprotected transient overpower (UTOP) accidents using the S-CO2 PCS.
Relative to boro-proline, boro-Nle as a P1 residue was shown able to significantly dial out DPP4, FAP, DPP8, and DPP9 activity.
Under microwave irradiation, gold nanoparticles in colloidal solutions were shown able to assemble on the naked substrates to form a gold monolayer within minutes.
For ex-smokers, one could easily imagine a nebulizer similar to those used for beta-2-sympathomimetic administration in asthma, as HPCD solutions were shown able to undergo aerosolization with droplet size compatible with lung deposition34.
Within reasonable uncertainty bounds, and on a spatially distributed basis, SHETRAN is shown able to represent the annual catchment water balance as well as important features of the event-scale response.
Reid likewise expressed her excitement at the move for what she described as a "unique" show "able to dedicate the time to really get under the skin of the material using the vast journalistic resources of the BBC".
SOAPs are not only easily obtainable but also, as we will show, able to capture folding events along a folding trajectory.
"Idol" remains the only show able to consistently deliver vast numbers of viewers, eclipsing even the Oscars.
She has been shown being able to weld a lock, blast objects, knock people unconscious, and even kill a man.
Consistent with our findings, only alanine (data not shown) was able to synergize with inosine to increase the germination rate.
