The phrase "ability to detect very" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific capability related to detection, but it needs additional context to be fully understandable.
Example: "The ability to detect very subtle changes in temperature is crucial for this experiment."
Alternatives: "capacity to identify very" or "skill in recognizing very".
In this experiment, the crucial nuclear recoil energy threshold depends on the ability to detect very small amounts of scintillation light; high photomultiplier tube efficiency is critical.
Application to an existing neural stem cell data set demonstrates the method's applicability to highly complex systems and its ability to detect very low expression differences (<1.2-fold change), providing resolution which may be of significant interest in neural systems such as this.
A prerequisite of CR is the ability to detect very weak primary user (PU) signals and limit the probability of interference with PU.
The ability to detect very early stages of airway enlargement may provide additional biomarker candidates associated with disease onset and progression.
This small population of unmethylated or hemimethylated cells within a cell line may explain our ability to detect very low levels of PHD3 mRNA in cell lines displaying largely methylated PHD3 CpG islands.
Our ability to detect very complex interactions or to adjust for them was limited.
However, due to the limited information provided by the very short DNA sequences, most current methods are limited in their abilities to detect very short genes.
The ability of screening tests to detect very tiny tumors in the breast, prostate and other organs has far outstripped scientists' understanding of how to interpret and respond to the findings.
The last 25 years have witnessed tremendous changes in our ability to detect autism very early in life and provide interventions that can significantly influence children's outcomes.
"The ability to detect the very earliest stages of Alzheimer's would not only allow people to plan and access care and existing treatments far sooner, but would also enable new drugs to be trialled in the right people, at the right time".
This neatly demonstrated its ability to detect objects very close to the ground.
