The phrase "achieve detectable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the attainment of a level or state that can be observed or measured.
Example: "The researchers aimed to achieve detectable levels of the substance in the samples for accurate analysis."
Alternatives: "reach measurable" or "obtain observable".
The coding region of PbYOP1 was optimized for yeast codon usage to achieve detectable expression.
Some subjects also required two or three experimental sessions in order to achieve detectable responses.
Despite the presence of native tryptophan synthase in E. coli, a plasmid carrying the trpBA genes under the control of a non tryptophan-repressed promoter was required to achieve detectable conversions of 5-haloindole to 5-halotryptophan.
In our experiments, removing one of the two antisense domains disabled ExChange demonstrating that annealing with the target was crucial to achieve detectable trans-splicing reactions.
However, the latter component alone is insufficient to achieve detectable target-to-background ratios using in vivo planar imaging.
Neither saquinavir or nelfinavir has previously been reported to achieve detectable concentrations in the CSF [ 14- 16].
Indeed, high-coverage whole-genome sequencing of another population founded from the same strain found that only three synonymous mutations achieved detectable frequencies in 20,000 generations [ 48].
Unexpectedly, another fusion gene (FSIII), only altered at the 3′-terminal sequence in comparison to VvF3′5′H, not achieving detectable F3′5′H activity.
Upon oral administration, DMF is rapidly metabolized to MMF, which crosses the blood brain barrier and achieves detectable levels in the CNS [ 19, 28], supporting the potential for a direct effect on CNS resident cells.
Future studies will target the development of optimized heterologous production systems, in particular for the F1 enzyme in order to achieve yields detectable on SDS-PAGE.
Experimental evidence suggests that 55 mol% is the lower limit of ethylene content in EPR copolymers required to achieve a detectable crystallinity which melts below room temperature.
