The phrase "able to detect important" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun after "important." You can use it when discussing the capability of identifying significant elements or factors, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "The new software is able to detect important patterns in the data."
Alternatives: "capable of identifying crucial" or "able to recognize significant."
With this tool, we are able to detect important events in the energy grid by examining our measured data in a special way that is much faster than manual exploration on the detail level.
The sample size was small and may therefore not have been able to detect important associations.
This suggests that we are able to detect important associations with aspirin use in this study.
Using the Sterolgene v0 microarray we were able to detect important changes in cholesterol homeostasis and drug metabolism caused by diet, drugs and inflammation.
The purpose of a QOL scale in a RCT is to be able to detect important changes in the patient's QOL.
Trials must be adequately powered to be able to detect important differences, not only in neonatal outcomes but also in survival and health into childhood.
DCE-MRI for prostate cancer detection, localisation, staging and recurrence detection Hara et al have shown that DCE-MRI is able to detect clinically important prostate cancer in 93% of cases [ 48].
The objective of this study was to design new sets of primers able to detect all important enzymes involved in the production of putrescine by Gram-negative bacteria.
This work concentrated only on selected wavelengths could be able to detect the important wavelengths without specifying its associated gas.
Although this study was underpowered, we were able to detect several important associations.
The literature differentiates the distribution-based methods into whether the instrument is able to detect statistically important changes at the group level or at the individual level [ 20].
