observable

gözlemlenebilir

capable of being observed or detected, especially in a scientific or empirical context

The teacher pointed out an observable pattern in the students' answers.

• Astronomers discovered an observable star that had never been catalogued before.
• The study provides observable evidence that climate change is accelerating.
• Although the theory is complex, its predictions are observable in real-world experiments.
• Advanced imaging techniques have rendered previously invisible cellular processes observable at the molecular level.

• observable phenomenon · gözlemlenebilir olgu The scientist recorded an observable phenomenon during the experiment.
• observable effect · gözlemlenebilir etki The medication had an observable effect on the patients' blood pressure.
• be observable in sth The trend is observable in the latest market data.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: detectable

zıt: invisible