The phrase "are detectable in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to identify or observe something within a specific context or medium.
Example: "The chemical compounds are detectable in a variety of environmental samples."
Alternatives: "can be identified in a" or "are observable in a".
There are many QTLs affecting specific quantitative traits and they are widely distributed in the rice genome but a few QTLs are detectable in a single mapping population and environment (Li et al. 2005).
These lesions are detectable in a variety of neuroanatomical areas where complex neuro-immunological dynamics occur.
MicroRNAs (miRs) are additional factors that are related to tumor growth and are detectable in a patient specimen [ 1].
Moreover, CDK4 or CDK6 amplification or inactivating alterations of RB1 are detectable in a subset of anaplastic gliomas, mainly anaplastic astrocytomas.
ZnT8As are detectable in a proportion of patients with adult-onset autoimmune diabetes and seem to be a valuable marker to differentiate clinical phenotypes.
Distinct gene expression patterns associated with sex hormones are detectable in a random group of postmenopausal women, as demonstrated by the finding of a novel oestrogen signature.
The big remaining question for the scientists is whether these behavioral differences are detectable in an fMRI machine.
In contrast, PrPSc could only be detected in the clinical BSE diseased animal, whereas no PrPSc deposition was detectable in a preclinical BSE monkey as well as in both preclinical sCJD infected animals (figure 1A, B).
The show's influence is detectable in a number of more recent cringe-inducing comic characters – notably David Brent and Borat – yet David insists that painful embarrassment was never his goal.
However, bitter tastes, whose function is to prevent organisms from eating toxic substances, have lower thresholds; quinine is detectable in a concentration of only 8 micromolar.
For the signature to be strong enough to be detectable in a distant galaxy means that the galaxy in question must have thousands of Wolf-Rayet stars in it.
