detectable

Phonétique

Américain /dɪˈtektəbl/Anglais /dɪˈtektəbl/

ADJdétectable, décelable, discernable, saisissable, perceptible

We wondered whether the higher NADPH levels observed in G6PD-Tg cells have a detectable impact in functional assays that depend on NADPH
Source:www.nature.com
Why do Chinese people almost always have a detectable accent when they speak English?
Source:www.quora.com
OpenAI’s watermarking is described as adjusting how the model predicts the most likely words and phrases that will follow previous ones, creating a detectable pattern.
Source:www.theverge.com
And, sure enough, they weren’t detectable beneath our clothing.
Source:www.nytimes.com
Lam told me that this delay, between getting sick and reaching the minimum detectable concentration of the viral antigen, could be contributing to the spate of false-negative results
Source:www.theatlantic.com