The phrase "a considerable sensitivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant level of awareness or responsiveness to certain issues or feelings.
Example: "The researcher demonstrated a considerable sensitivity to the cultural differences that influenced the study's outcomes."
Alternatives: "a significant sensitivity" or "a notable sensitivity".
The simulation of dynamic buckling loads showed a considerable sensitivity to the model's boundary conditions.
It is observed that the system behavior particularly the mass flow rate shows a considerable sensitivity to the heat flux variation such that in specific limit of heat flux implementation, the system behavior undergoes severe fluctuations and never attains to a stable condition.
A considerable sensitivity to outlying observations is, however, an unfortunate weakness of Gaussian noise-based data analysis.
Maintaining the resolution would bring here a considerable sensitivity penalty that increases rapidly for bandwidths above 25 THz (Fig. 5(a)).
Circulating free DNA is a good example of a test with considerable sensitivity [ 32, 33], but measurement of this alone in patients with inflammatory or other conditions could lead to an unacceptably high false-positive rate and might give little indication of the site of the tumour [ 34, 35].
The most interesting interpreter of the evening in many ways was Shirley Verrett, who proved to be a Dalila of considerable sensitivity as well as visual allure.
It was while he was at Kanun also that Kiarostami embarked on what would become known as the Koker trilogy, the three films that established his international reputation as a director of considerable sensitivity and intellectual rigour.
From Things'll Never Change to Overtime Shift's Born in the Struggle or This Is the Life on The Block Brochure volume two, he's repeatedly proved capable of being a writer with a gimlet eye for the telling detail, and one possessed of considerable sensitivity and an abundance of wit.
Among the show's portraits are works of considerable sensitivity, including a sweet head of the 5-year-old Louis XIV by Jacques Sarazin.
The advantages of the present method, using FDA, reside in its simplicity, rapidity and considerable sensitivity, requiring a small sample of blood usually less than 5 ml.
