The phrase "as readily detectable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ease with which something can be identified or noticed.
Example: "The changes in the data were as readily detectable as the fluctuations in the stock market."
Alternatives: "easily noticeable" or "quickly identifiable".
For these experiments we chose to look at only CDK2, SAG and SENP2 as these were expressed at readily detectable levels in HEK-293T cells (data not shown), making mRNA knockdown feasible.
We previously determined that these cells express CD248 at readily detectable levels, as assessed by Western blot, where it is often seen as a monomer (~150 kDa) and a dimer (~300 kDa).
Long periods of dry soil and low levels of canopy moisture, as well as more readily detectable decreases in leaf area index (LAI), can imply a deteriorating ecosystem due to drought impact.
The MYB message was, as expected, readily detectable in control MCF-7 cells by quantitative RT-PCR, but treatment with increasing concentrations of NaBu for 72 hours induced a dose-dependent decrease in the level of MYB message.
Robust induction of NPC2 protein expression in total BVE lung tissue was readily detectable as early as 3 weeks p.p. (Fig 5A) before clear OIS responses were observed in the tumours (Fig 1B).
We focused on these lines because high levels of OBP28a (also known as PBPRP5) and OBP83a (also known as PBPRP3) are readily detectable in Drosophila antennae (Anholt & Williams 2010; Pikielny et al. 1994).
As microRNA are readily detectable in tumours and biofluids, they hold promise as predictive biomarkers for therapy response and prognosis.
Thus, no conversion of chondrocytes into a hypertrophic phenotype was detected in AS joints, which was, however, readily detectable in the cartilage of OA joints in our analysis and in reports by others [ 25, 27– 31].
These RNAs are expressed at fairly high levels as they are readily detectable by northern blots.
