detektálhatók

The Hungarian word "detektálhatók" translates to "detectable" in English. It is the plural form of the adjective "detektálható" and is used to describe multiple things that can be identified or found through some means of detection.

The term is commonly employed in scientific and technical contexts. For instance, in chemistry, certain substances might be "detektálhatók" using specific analytical methods or instruments. In physics, particles or phenomena can be "detektálható" if they interact with detectors in a way that produces a measurable signal. Similarly, in medicine, diseases or abnormalities are "detektálhatók" through various diagnostic tests, imaging techniques, or screenings.

The concept of being "detektálható" implies that there is a method, instrument, or process capable of sensing or recognizing the presence of something. The ease or difficulty of detection often depends on the nature of the object being detected, the sensitivity of the detection method, and the surrounding conditions. It can also be used in a broader sense, for example, when signs or patterns are "detektálhatók" in data or behavior, indicating an underlying trend or cause.