The phrase "able to detect highly" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe the capability of detecting something with a high degree of sensitivity or precision, but it needs to be part of a more complete sentence.
Example: "The new sensor is able to detect highly sensitive changes in temperature."
Alternatives: "capable of detecting highly" or "able to identify highly".
This first work paves a new way for the design of a completely recoverable sensor able to detect highly toxic gases for environmental concern.
We were able to detect highly sterile populations in Weipa, northern Queensland, where annual and perennial individuals were found together.
In this study, the authors were able to detect highly crash risk sections which were highly concentrated in road intersections.
They are also better able to detect highly localized effects such as those related to industrial pollution in the vicinity.
It should be noted, however, that despite the small sample size the pilot study was able to detect highly statistically significant differences, which is remarkable given the very limited statistical power.
The percentage of HMCC cases was higher than that reported in previous studies (~25%), as the genome‐wide analysis adopted in this study was able to detect highly methylated cases maximally (Fig. S2).
The satellite will be able to pick up X-rays of higher frequencies than previous imaging satellites and to detect highly ionized iron, which is abundant in the stars and galaxies.
For this reason, current viral assembly methods are able to detect only highly abundant SNV, thus limiting the discovery of rare viral genomes.
Using 4-APEBA in conjunction with MS/MS and high-resolution MS (Q-TOF), we were able to detect potential highly oxidized aldehyde species in human plasma treated with AAPH.
Using the method we were able to detect differences between highly clonal strains that share the same emm, MLST and PFGE types.
Despite the prognostic impact of CTC counts in breast cancer, mainly using EpCAM-based capturing methods, it has been shown that this procedure is not able to detect the entire, highly heterogenous population of CTC [ 32, 33].
