The phrase "are detectable through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or means by which something can be identified or discovered.
Example: "The changes in temperature are detectable through advanced monitoring systems."
Alternatives: "can be identified by" or "are observable via".
This study demonstrates that increased PST production in A. tamarense is inducible through the presence of copepod grazer in a species-specific manner and that these specific responses are detectable through functional genomic approaches.
However, this result is supported by the fact that (a) above the Shannon limit a single letter carries around 4 bits of information which, together with sequence length, were sufficient to determine the correct fold among single domain structures; and (b) that even small structural variations at atomic resolution are detectable through decoding with contact vectors.
These events leave signatures in genome sequences that are detectable through specialized statistical analysis.
These local similarities are detectable through their contribution to the global similarity metric.
43 However, not all restrictions of p53 functions are detectable through the application of these techniques, and thus sequencing and functional assays are also used to identify genetic subgroups of CLL.
Furthermore, we selected genes that are putatively involved in symbiotic functions, considering that interspecific interactions can involve both evolution of novelty (especially in the case of the legume-rhizobium symbiosis which evolved relatively recently) and co-evolutionary phenomena that are detectable through signatures of positive selection.
Expansion of families of isozymes is detectable through expansion of paralogous protein families, but the method used here cannot detect these differences because FBA does not differentiate isoenzyme activities in the same reaction.
Alternatively, fluctuation in flow rate and subsequent remobilization of phosphate could be detectable through transient changes in δ18Op values.
Dark matter is invisible material that does not emit or absorb any type of light, but is detectable through its gravitational effects.
Individual X-ray and gamma-ray photons possess sufficient energy to be detectable through the ionization that they produce.
Both injection of permanganate and oxidation of TCE cause increases in bulk conductivity that would be detectable through time-lapse resistivity surveys in field conditions.
