The phrase "a range of detectable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the variety of things that can be perceived or identified, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The experiment revealed a range of detectable frequencies that could be analyzed for further research."
Alternatives: "a variety of identifiable" or "a spectrum of observable".
POCTs for respiratory viruses have previously been limited by the poor sensitivity of antigen detection based tests and by a limited range of detectable viruses.
The groups subjected to IR, however, had a variable range of detectable GFP-expressing E. coli in the culture plates.
For a given range of detectable Doppler phase shift, shortening the acquisition duration will increase not only the maximum detectable velocity but unfortunately also the minimum detectable velocity, which may lead to the invisibility of a slow flow.
Having both VDRs simultaneously therefore provides an extended range of detectable flow speed for Doppler imaging in a biological sample.
On one cluttered slide the words "significant" and "significantly" were used five times with a range of meanings from "detectable in a perhaps irrelevant calibration case study" to "an amount of damage so that everyone dies", noted Edward Tufte, a consultant to the investigators.
Thus, future studies using reversible switching should evaluate clones with a range of low but detectable mCrem expression to identify those which minimize unregulated mCrem activity but provide maximal recombination at the desired OHT does and time of exposure.
Based on the results, it was concluded that the two reflective bands, the middle infrared, the two thermal bands and the NDVI provided a relatively wide range of detectable soil information.
The advent and rapidly decreasing cost of high-throughput sequencing (HTS) methods for expression profiling promises much higher reproducibility and a wider dynamic range of detectable gene expression than microarrays (Marioni et al., 2008; Mortazavi et al., 2008).
Cells from MM patients having an 18 85% range of detectable disease were injected on day E11.
Similar to the observations of Zeddies and Fay [ 12] in zebrafish, we did not observe a change in the range of detectable frequencies.
