Scientists have created a super-sensitive test that can detect tiny amounts of a drug called ractopamine (and its breakdown products) in animal tissues, urine, and blood — even when those samples are messy and full of other stuff — and it works reliably every time.

Assessment Explanation

This claim describes the performance characteristics (detection limits, recovery rates) of a validated analytical method, which are empirically measurable and reproducible under controlled lab conditions. Such claims are standard in analytical chemistry papers and are supported by method validation studies (e.g., linearity, precision, accuracy, LOD/LOQ). The use of definitive verbs like 'achieves' and 'enabling' is appropriate because these are technical performance metrics, not biological effects. No overstatement is present.