The phrase "able to detect many" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of a system, device, or individual to identify or recognize a large number of items, signals, or phenomena.
Example: "The new software is able to detect many anomalies in the data, improving our analysis significantly."
Alternatives: "capable of identifying numerous" or "able to recognize a variety of".
The upgraded network should be able to detect many more events than it did in previous runs, going from an average of one detection per month to about one per week, says Reitze.
"Instead, we were able to detect many times that number".
We found that MPSS was able to detect many transcript expressed at low levels.
We were able to detect many such dioxin- or developmental stage-specific interactome links using our microarray data, and defined them as differentially expressed links (DELs), by analogy with differentially expressed genes.
These results illustrate that (a) SGoF was able to detect many more effects than BH (in accordance with [3]); and (b) the power of SGoF was greatly influenced by the γ parameter, being maximized around γ = 0.09.
Because the secretory environment is distinctly different from the nucleus, we predict that the G2H will be able to detect many protein-protein interactions that the classical, transcription-based Y2H cannot.
Although the initial viral injection presumably resulted in some degree of injury, we were not able to detect any many weeks afterwards.
Dr. Dulac was able to detect so many new imprinted genes by taking advantage of the ease with which genes can now be decoded.
Prof Hawkey said: "It makes sense whilst we are looking for these ESBL that we are also able to detect how many of these KPC organisms are in the community.
Several studies have shown that nucleic acid amplification tests performed on first void urine samples are able to detect as many or more infected patients than traditional swabs from the urethra or cervix or semen [ 38- 42].
AnnSim, however, assigns higher values because is able to detect that many of the diseases treated with Alemtuzumab share similar topological properties in NCIt with the diseases treated by the rest of the drugs.
