Definition of detectable in English:

detectable

adjective dɪˈtɛktəb(ə)ldəˈtɛktəb(ə)l

1Able to be discovered or identified.
an easily detectable and treatable disorder
the virus is not yet detectable in the blood
Example sentencesExamples
- In reality, only those runners with inadequate, readily detectable techniques of cheating are penalised.
- Your doctor may prescribe an antibiotic to eliminate the bacterial infection that triggered your reactive arthritis if it's still detectable in your body.
- The lab found no detectable trans fats in any of the samples, with a detection limit of 0.01 percent of the sample weight.
- His eyes were closed, muscles lax, breathing barely detectable.
- The wrist is often the first site of clinically detectable rheumatoid arthritis.
- Alzheimer's disease is characterised by a long preclinical period during which cognitive deficits are detectable.
- The products are commonly mixed with alcohol, have a short duration of action, and are not easily detectable on routine hospital toxicology screens.
- In overdoses, heroin's presence in the blood and urine is detectable for about 36 hours.
- Why did you not report that any attempt to reconstitute the country's WMD programmes would be immediately detectable to Western technology?
- It is the first positive laboratory marker for acute HCV infection, which becomes detectable in serum usually one to three weeks after infection.
1. 1.1 Able to be perceived or noticed; discernible.
  there is a detectable note of bitterness when he talks of his father
  Yvette responded finally, her French accent barely detectable
  Example sentencesExamples
  He has no detectable regional accent and uses no dialects or specialized jargons in his speech which would help us place him.
  There's also, correct me if I'm wrong, a slight but detectable element of sadness or longing in the images.
  Economists exert a minor and scarcely detectable influence on the societies in which they live.
  Without faith of some sort, life is a constant bafflement, apparently devoid of any detectable meaning.
  It is with this song that the influence of 80's American funk is easily detectable.
  The influence of Sonic Youth is also detectable in the song's abrupt, unexpected breakdowns.
  To speak with greater precision, in "Life Goes to the Movies" three broad notions of film realism are detectable.
  The air of foreboding detectable in this lyric is emblematic of much of the album.
  Although conforming to the general principles of the classical landscape established by Claude Lorrain, two new tendencies were detectable.
  So, is some sort of shift in stylistic allegiance detectable here?

Derivatives

detectably

adverbdɪˈtɛktəblidəˈtɛktəbli

1In a way that can be discovered or identified.
the procedure does not detectably alter the chemical composition
1. 1.1 In a way that is perceived or noticed; discernibly.
Example sentencesExamples
- the heart was not detectably impaired
- The story is that crop yields have detectably changed.
- Background air quality is already detectably worse in Europe.
- This well-crafted music did not sound detectably Japanese apart from the theme.
- he was not detectably conscious
- the actor's lips are detectably moist

Definition of detectable in US English:

detectable

adjectivedəˈtɛktəb(ə)ldəˈtektəb(ə)l

1Able to be discovered or identified.
an easily detectable and treatable disorder
the virus is not yet detectable in the blood
Example sentencesExamples
- In reality, only those runners with inadequate, readily detectable techniques of cheating are penalised.
- The wrist is often the first site of clinically detectable rheumatoid arthritis.
- The products are commonly mixed with alcohol, have a short duration of action, and are not easily detectable on routine hospital toxicology screens.
- Alzheimer's disease is characterised by a long preclinical period during which cognitive deficits are detectable.
- It is the first positive laboratory marker for acute HCV infection, which becomes detectable in serum usually one to three weeks after infection.
- In overdoses, heroin's presence in the blood and urine is detectable for about 36 hours.
- Why did you not report that any attempt to reconstitute the country's WMD programmes would be immediately detectable to Western technology?
- Your doctor may prescribe an antibiotic to eliminate the bacterial infection that triggered your reactive arthritis if it's still detectable in your body.
- The lab found no detectable trans fats in any of the samples, with a detection limit of 0.01 percent of the sample weight.
- His eyes were closed, muscles lax, breathing barely detectable.
1. 1.1 Able to be perceived or noticed; discernible.
  there is a detectable note of bitterness when he talks of his father
  Yvette responded finally, her French accent barely detectable
  Example sentencesExamples
  Without faith of some sort, life is a constant bafflement, apparently devoid of any detectable meaning.
  The air of foreboding detectable in this lyric is emblematic of much of the album.
  Economists exert a minor and scarcely detectable influence on the societies in which they live.
  To speak with greater precision, in "Life Goes to the Movies" three broad notions of film realism are detectable.
  The influence of Sonic Youth is also detectable in the song's abrupt, unexpected breakdowns.
  He has no detectable regional accent and uses no dialects or specialized jargons in his speech which would help us place him.
  There's also, correct me if I'm wrong, a slight but detectable element of sadness or longing in the images.
  It is with this song that the influence of 80's American funk is easily detectable.
  So, is some sort of shift in stylistic allegiance detectable here?
  Although conforming to the general principles of the classical landscape established by Claude Lorrain, two new tendencies were detectable.

单词	detectable
释义	Definition of detectable in English: detectable adjective dɪˈtɛktəb(ə)ldəˈtɛktəb(ə)l 1Able to be discovered or identified. an easily detectable and treatable disorder the virus is not yet detectable in the blood Example sentencesExamples In reality, only those runners with inadequate, readily detectable techniques of cheating are penalised. Your doctor may prescribe an antibiotic to eliminate the bacterial infection that triggered your reactive arthritis if it's still detectable in your body. The lab found no detectable trans fats in any of the samples, with a detection limit of 0.01 percent of the sample weight. His eyes were closed, muscles lax, breathing barely detectable. The wrist is often the first site of clinically detectable rheumatoid arthritis. Alzheimer's disease is characterised by a long preclinical period during which cognitive deficits are detectable. The products are commonly mixed with alcohol, have a short duration of action, and are not easily detectable on routine hospital toxicology screens. In overdoses, heroin's presence in the blood and urine is detectable for about 36 hours. Why did you not report that any attempt to reconstitute the country's WMD programmes would be immediately detectable to Western technology? It is the first positive laboratory marker for acute HCV infection, which becomes detectable in serum usually one to three weeks after infection. 1.1 Able to be perceived or noticed; discernible. there is a detectable note of bitterness when he talks of his father Yvette responded finally, her French accent barely detectable Example sentencesExamples He has no detectable regional accent and uses no dialects or specialized jargons in his speech which would help us place him. There's also, correct me if I'm wrong, a slight but detectable element of sadness or longing in the images. Economists exert a minor and scarcely detectable influence on the societies in which they live. Without faith of some sort, life is a constant bafflement, apparently devoid of any detectable meaning. It is with this song that the influence of 80's American funk is easily detectable. The influence of Sonic Youth is also detectable in the song's abrupt, unexpected breakdowns. To speak with greater precision, in "Life Goes to the Movies" three broad notions of film realism are detectable. The air of foreboding detectable in this lyric is emblematic of much of the album. Although conforming to the general principles of the classical landscape established by Claude Lorrain, two new tendencies were detectable. So, is some sort of shift in stylistic allegiance detectable here? Derivatives detectably adverbdɪˈtɛktəblidəˈtɛktəbli 1In a way that can be discovered or identified. the procedure does not detectably alter the chemical composition 1.1 In a way that is perceived or noticed; discernibly. Example sentencesExamples the heart was not detectably impaired The story is that crop yields have detectably changed. Background air quality is already detectably worse in Europe. This well-crafted music did not sound detectably Japanese apart from the theme. he was not detectably conscious the actor's lips are detectably moist Definition of detectable in US English: detectable adjectivedəˈtɛktəb(ə)ldəˈtektəb(ə)l 1Able to be discovered or identified. an easily detectable and treatable disorder the virus is not yet detectable in the blood Example sentencesExamples In reality, only those runners with inadequate, readily detectable techniques of cheating are penalised. The wrist is often the first site of clinically detectable rheumatoid arthritis. The products are commonly mixed with alcohol, have a short duration of action, and are not easily detectable on routine hospital toxicology screens. Alzheimer's disease is characterised by a long preclinical period during which cognitive deficits are detectable. It is the first positive laboratory marker for acute HCV infection, which becomes detectable in serum usually one to three weeks after infection. In overdoses, heroin's presence in the blood and urine is detectable for about 36 hours. Why did you not report that any attempt to reconstitute the country's WMD programmes would be immediately detectable to Western technology? Your doctor may prescribe an antibiotic to eliminate the bacterial infection that triggered your reactive arthritis if it's still detectable in your body. The lab found no detectable trans fats in any of the samples, with a detection limit of 0.01 percent of the sample weight. His eyes were closed, muscles lax, breathing barely detectable. 1.1 Able to be perceived or noticed; discernible. there is a detectable note of bitterness when he talks of his father Yvette responded finally, her French accent barely detectable Example sentencesExamples Without faith of some sort, life is a constant bafflement, apparently devoid of any detectable meaning. The air of foreboding detectable in this lyric is emblematic of much of the album. Economists exert a minor and scarcely detectable influence on the societies in which they live. To speak with greater precision, in "Life Goes to the Movies" three broad notions of film realism are detectable. The influence of Sonic Youth is also detectable in the song's abrupt, unexpected breakdowns. He has no detectable regional accent and uses no dialects or specialized jargons in his speech which would help us place him. There's also, correct me if I'm wrong, a slight but detectable element of sadness or longing in the images. It is with this song that the influence of 80's American funk is easily detectable. So, is some sort of shift in stylistic allegiance detectable here? Although conforming to the general principles of the classical landscape established by Claude Lorrain, two new tendencies were detectable.
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