The phrase "a detectable shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or variations that can be observed or measured in a particular context, such as scientific research or analysis.
Example: "The study revealed a detectable shift in the participants' behavior after the intervention."
Alternatives: "an observable change" or "a noticeable alteration."
"There is a detectable shift in stance.
He has been given the new title of first secretary of state, and his influence was all over this reshuffle, including a detectable shift to the modernising wing of the party.
No one disputes that American academia is decidedly more liberal than the rest of the population, or that there is a detectable shift to the left among students during their college years.
LGG was detected in the distal ileal contents after the gavage cycle, but did not lead to a detectable shift in bacterial family composition.
Surprisingly, both alleles are bound by Ctcf in embryonic lineage - although there is a detectable shift toward the paternal allele (compare input and ChIP, Figure 4B).
Because proliferation occurs predominantly in the basal layer, and apoptosis in the luminal layer of the normal prostatic epithelium, we determined whether early dysplastic progression was associated with a detectable shift towards proliferation and suppressed apoptosis in the luminal compartment.
The FTSA determined that CA VII bound saccharin with the K d of 1.0 mM; CA XIII, 2.0 mM; CA II, 2.9 mM; CA XII, 5.9 mM; and CA I did not exhibit any detectable shift up to 7.5 mM added saccharin; thus, its K d is weaker than 10 mM.
The shift in base substitution results in a significant detectable shift in base composition between N2 (35.44%GC) and CB4856 37.77%GCCB4856 37.77%GC
Although a large sensitivity is important in biosensor design, a sharp and distinct resonance will enhance the minimum detectable shift for an improved detection limit.
For 5 years, they and colleagues monitored the frequency of light from those stars for signs that orbiting planets were gravitationally tugging on their stars and producing a detectable Doppler shift in the starlight's frequency.
In our experience, for proteins up to around 50 kDa modification of even just two cysteines with AMS (molecular weight: 499 Da) can add sufficient additional mass to introduce a detectable mobility shift by SDS-PAGE (see e.g. [17]).
