The phrase "able to detect from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to identify or recognize something based on certain information or signals.
Example: "The new software is able to detect from the data patterns whether a fraud attempt is occurring."
Alternatives: "capable of identifying from" or "able to recognize from".
Maybe they'll be able to detect, from the form of the message, "This seems to be something we've seen from visually oriented species, or auditory-oriented species".
If water was flowing on Mars, he said, it would produce a cloud of vapor, as it dissipated under current surface conditions, that spacecraft instruments should be able to detect from orbit.
Maybe they'll be able to detect, from the form of the message, "This seems to be something we've seen from visually oriented species, or auditory-oriented species". That might be more important.
It would be able to detect, from the diminution of starlight caused by a planet's passage in front of its parent star, worlds as small as five times the size of Earth going around stars of 16th magnitude (a 6,000th as bright as the faintest star the naked eye can see).
Consequently, an observer node will only be able to: detect from π a sub-series containing only datagrams that went across its coverage.
The number of photons that we are able to detect from a single red mKikGR molecule is about 9.7×103, which is calculated from the photobleaching quantum yield (φbleaching = 6.47×10−6), and the quantum yield of fluorescence (φflR = 0.63), assuming that the photon detection efficiency (ηdet) of the setup is 0.1.
The test was simple, specific, and rapid; it was able to detect BRV from rectal swabs from BRV-infected calves.
Primers were designed on conserved motifs of the NP gene and were able to detect arenaviruses from the Old World and from the New World.
This is similar to pastoralists from central Somali, who are also able to detect pregnancy from 10 days after mating, and this was attributed to their experience in camel breeding (Elmi 1989).
These sensors were able to detect cocaine from 10 to 1250 μmol L−1 and ATP from 8 2000 μmol L−1.
Two assays, from Microsens and Bio-Rad, were able to detect brain from vCJD cases diluted 10−3 and spleen diluted 10−2 into tonsil homogenate (Jillian Cooper, personal communication), and we selected these for use in this study.
