The phrase "a detectable gap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a gap that can be observed or measured, often in scientific, technical, or analytical discussions.
Example: "The experiment revealed a detectable gap in the data that suggested a flaw in the methodology."
Alternatives: "an observable gap" or "a measurable gap".
While CYK-4 GAP exhibits GAP activity towards both RhoA and CED-10/Rac1, CYK-4R459A GAP lacks detectable GAP activity towards either GTPase.
Both the probability of a detectable exchange gap and the length of detectable exchange gaps decreased over the incubation period, irrespective of the sex of the exchanging bird.
To determine the minimum detectable gap, the gap threshold, an adaptive psychoacoustic test was performed three times by each subject.
During the first 13 cell divisions of a D. melanogaster zygote, the divisions are rapid, synchronous and occur in the absence of cytokinesis and detectable gap phase.
Furthermore, ARFGAP1 has no detectable GAP activity towards ARF6 in vitro (unpublished data) and we observed no change in cellular pools of GTP-bound ARF6.
Nevertheless, the majority of lung cancer lines examined (5/7) had very low or no detectable gap junctional communication, even at high cell densities (Table 1,B).
There was no detectable exchange gap (<5 s) during 51% of the exchanges (N = 809 exchanges at 47 nests); the median length of all detectable exchange gaps was 35 s (range: 5 s–6.7h; N = 399 detectable gaps from 44 nests).
However, the Q49X mutant failed to display detectable gap-junction plaques in N2A cells (Fig. 2B) and the junctional current (Ij) at 20 mV transjunctional voltage gradient (Vj, Fig. 2C) was absent, indicating that the mutant failed to reach cell-cell interfaces and was therefore unable to form functional gap-junction channels.
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"Track was originally offered to Christina Aguilera," continued the subheading, with a detectable note of bathos.
