detectable
Able to find
Detectable means capable of being noticed or discovered.
Something detectable can be perceived, measured, or identified: The poison was barely detectable in the bloodstream.
Often used with negatives or qualifiers to indicate how easily something can be found: no detectable difference, detectable only by specialized equipment.
Easily perceived or observed
- visibleAble to be seen
- apparentClearly seen or understood
- conspicuousClearly visible, attention-grabbing
- discernibleAble to be noticed
obvious · evident · manifest · pronounced · striking · marked · salient · distinct
Able to be monitored
- locatableCapable of being found
- GPSSatellite-based location technology
- signalMessage-conveying cue
- beaconGuiding light source
transmitter · RFID · radar · sonar · sensors · biometrics · telemetry · infrared
Ridge patterns identifying individuals
- DNAHereditary code molecule
- evidenceFacts supporting truth
- traceMinute remnant or pursue
- residueMatter left behind
fibers · ballistics · particles · bloodstain · toxicology · gunpowder · chemical · substance
noticeable
Easily perceived or observed
- visibleAble to be seen
- apparentClearly seen or understood
- conspicuousClearly visible, attention-grabbing
discernible · obvious · evident · manifest · pronounced · striking · marked · salient · distinct · overt
trackable
Able to be monitored
beacon · transmitter · RFID · radar · sonar · sensors · biometrics · telemetry · infrared · surveillance
fingerprints
Ridge patterns identifying individuals
residue · fibers · ballistics · particles · bloodstain · toxicology · gunpowder · chemical · substance · contamination
- medical resultspositive, negative, normal, abnormal, inconclusive
- macroscopicvisible, naked eye, large-scale, observable, bulk
- visibilityvisibility, visible, invisible, hidden, hide
- measurable qualitiesmeasurable, countable, calculable, numerical, computable
detectableundetectable
Impossible to notice
imperceptible · nondetectable · unperceivable · insensible · invisible