The phrase "able to detect specific" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe the capability of identifying particular items, signals, or characteristics.
Example: "The new software is able to detect specific patterns in the data that were previously overlooked."
Alternatives: "capable of identifying particular" or "able to recognize specific".
This is a technology that is able to detect specific DNA from biological samples.
"By studying the light curve," McTier says, "we can figure out the physical characteristics of an exoplanet". As technology develops, they will be able to detect specific surface features, like oceans, vegetation, or polar ice caps.
The Pso o 2-based ELISA was able to detect specific antibodies to P. ovis during early experimental infestation prior to disease patency, indicating its utility for detecting sub-clinical infestation.
The DNA biosensor was able to detect specific DNA sequence at extremely low level down to atto M regimes.
However, these studies showed that each approach was able to detect specific genes, meaning an increase in knowledge by each platform.
Transcriptome studies using Illumina and other technologies showed that each approach was able to detect specific genes, meaning an increase in knowledge by each platform [16] [18].
Humans are also known to be able to adjust their ability to detect specific odors with practice when cooking or sampling wine, for instance.
Naturally, the broad measures applied were not able to detect all specific developments and fine-grained effects that occurred over the course of the programme.
We therefore chose to introduce radar network outage as the relevant metric, which describes the situation when a radar network is no longer able to detect a specific object due to interference by others.
We were able to detect IgE specific for TPO by classical ELISA (Supplemental Figure S1b).
By immunizing TRAMP mice with DC pulsed with the TAA Tag, we were in fact able to detect a specific CTL response.
