The phrase "around undetectable" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is nearly or almost undetectable, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The signal was around undetectable levels, making it difficult to analyze."
Alternatives: "nearly undetectable" or "almost undetectable".
Small, icy objects such as Pluto are no longer regarded as planets, but in any case, they would be undetectable around another star.
MyHCemb is the majority myosin isoform in embryonic and neonatal muscle fibers and its expression declines after birth to become undetectable around 3 weeks postnatal [20].
For example, if the basal abundance of a self-Ag lies around a max (undetectable) and it raises to a* (detectable), the probability that it be accidentally targeted by the AIS can be as high as one third of the probability of actually targeting the pathogen.
In particular CD3+ and CD8+ leukocytes, as well as macrophages, were undetectable in, or immediately around, the tumor (data not shown).
Nonetheless, the infection appears to be self-limiting with a reduction of egg excretion until being undetectable after around 2 1/2 months [ 11, 12].
The combined peak at around 15-16° 15-16° well as the peak corresponding to the [004] lattice plane in cellulose I at around 35° 2θ were reduced to undetectasle levels.
These findings included the discovery of several rings and six additional satellites around Neptune, all of which are undetectable to ground-based telescopes.
Cloaking jumped from science fiction to science in 2006, when theorists predicted that light could be funneled around an object to make it undetectable.
We should be able to invest the same community education efforts around what it means to be undetectable.
CL847 produces around 2%Cel12AA, while it is almost undetectable in Rut-C30 samples.
