The phrase "able to detect minor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing the capability to notice small details or issues, often in technical or analytical discussions.
Example: "The new software is able to detect minor discrepancies in the data that were previously overlooked."
Alternatives: "capable of identifying minor" or "able to notice minor".
It was observed during post-data analyses that, each participant was soundly able to detect minor changes and had given their ratings quite consciously.
In addition to other methods of distance estimation, they are able to detect minor differences between the image of the right and left eye to correctly estimate the distance of their prey.
Although it is similar to glucose variability it is able to detect minor systemic alterations in endogenous glucose regulation.
In a biallelic model system, TAGE and PAGE were found to be able to detect minor DNA differences at an efficiency of 6 and 0.4%, respectively.
The original trofile assay used in this work has been replaced by an enhanced version (ESTA) able to detect minor variants circulating in quantities as low as 0.3%.
It has been shown to be sensitive to change and able to detect minor changes such as 0.5 mm over a one or two year period [ 11, 12].
An obvious reason for cis-Fpro not being able to detect the expected changes is that the PET-based method might not be sensitive enough to detect minor changes in collagen synthesis induced by acute exercise.
This phenomenon is related to the improved capability of GPR that is able to detect even minor damages, such as micro-cracks filled with air and/or water, which are generally missed by visual inspection.
These approaches are able to detect the minor changes (invisible damage) resulting from the administration of low-dose CS at very early stages.
Figure 4: Power to detect minor populations.
This assay may however not be sensitive enough to detect minor phenotypes.
