detectable

Examples of detected

detected

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

This is being investigated for traits in rice such as grain width and protein contents where significant genotype by environment interaction has been detected.
Once determined that the intersected point belongs to visible surfaces, it is necessary to determine if the point detected is within the parallelepiped boundaries.
Within the shaded region, targets are completely detected and localised by the sensor.
Statistical tests then allow the significance and contribution to the turbulence intensity of the detected structures to be evaluated.
Reflections from long range at large angles are unlikely to be detected, and are omitted from the template set.
The vertical displacement of this probe was detected by a linear displacement transducer.
If the burst was not visible on the waveform, the experimenter counted the point at which the burst was auditorily detected as the onset.
The correlation between spread of verbal utterances and reduction of nonverbal negative constructions may be detected in the longitudinal data as well.
Only two of the 10 amino acid variants detected were not singletons.
When the homogenization effect doesn't take place, higher values of variation among populations can be detected.
With relatively few cases remaining to be detected, screening in its present form will become untenable.
The number of trisomy 21 pregnancies detected is (the number of affected pregnancies screened) x (detection rate).
On cardiac examination, an abnormal four-chamber view was detected, mainly due to dilation of the right atrium.
Very weak bands (not apparent on the photographs and\\or not detected reproducibly) were not taken into account.
As the fluid velocity increases, it becomes difficult to observe arrests by single bonds, so that only multiple bond events are detected.
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