The phrase "a significant detection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the identification or observation of something noteworthy, often in scientific or technical fields.
Example: "The study reported a significant detection of a new particle in the collider experiments."
Alternatives: "a notable finding of" or "a substantial observation of".
However, the studies have been unable to find a significant detection of troponin levels late after treatment for the prediction of ACIC [25, 31].
We assumed that a significant detection of a probe in at least one sample is sufficient to show the detectability of the probe in the DASL assay.
The absence of a significant detection of 5-HT1A receptors at this level would suggest that another subtype of receptor is operating at that level.
However, routine surveillance in the 2010 2011 period revealed that G1P[8] strains accounted for 26.5% of strains identified Australia-wide and no state (regardless of vaccine used) experienced a significant detection of G1P[8] strains except the Northern Territory, due to the continued circulation of the outbreak strain in the region.
With such a significant detection rate of copy number variants, it is clearly important to decide whether MLPA should be employed before or after standard mutation analysis.
They can shad the detection, but we demonstrated that the design of the probe allow a significant detection up to a distance of 7 mm.
Reproducible and statistically significant detection of Exotoxin A at 100 nM in spiked human serum samples was achieved compared to negative controls in six independent assays (P < 0.05 to P < 0.001).
Although the information of the last drug (CP-690334-01) is not available, the overrepresentation of breast cancer related drugs in this MoA gives us a clear vision of the significant detection power of BRCA-MoNet when applied to real patient data.
The advent of real-time PCR for sensitive and rapid detection of nucleic acid sequences has had a significant impact upon detection of infectious disease agents.
Large-scale cheating of the sort necessary to finish a bomb, which would require enriching uranium isotopes, would carry a significant risk of detection.
The architecture of conductor/semiconductor/conductor achieves to a significant amplification of detection signal.
