The phrase "a highly sensitive way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an approach or manner that is considerate of delicate feelings or situations.
Example: "She handled the situation in a highly sensitive way, ensuring that everyone's feelings were taken into account."
Alternatives: "a very delicate manner" or "an extremely considerate approach."
Fecal calprotectin can be a highly sensitive way of detecting IBD, although there are inevitably tradeoffs between sensitivity and specificity, with some false positives (IBS with positive calprotectin), if a low calprotectin cutoff is used.
In effect, the warming of the North American Arctic has already precipitated natural selection for birds that can assess climate change in a highly sensitive way.
Desmosine will be measured by mass-spectrometry, a highly sensitive way of measuring this laboratory marker [ 33, 34].
Mapping GEIs, a highly sensitive way to detect QTL contributing to variation between a pair of environments (Bhatia et al. 2014), was used to identify alleles with antagonistic effects.
-- the researchers believe the protein, dubbed UnaG, can be used as a new, highly sensitive way to detect bilirubin, a pigment in human blood that indicates how well the liver is working.
First, the magnetic relaxometry method will be instrumental in the development of targeted nanoparticles because it provides a rapid and highly sensitive way to test the validity of nanoparticles targeted to surface antigens.
The Gluc secretion assay provides a highly sensitive, facile way to monitor processing of proteins through the secretory pathway.
The histological changes in fish liver are a highly sensitive and accurate way to assess the effect of xenobiotic compounds in field and experimental studies (Figueiredo-Fernandes 2007).
The quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) has proven to be a highly sensitive mass detector which found its way into biomedical sciences [1, 2].
"That's basically the way it works". A highly sensitive ecosystem, in contrast, changes a lot even in response to slight swings in climate variables.
My husband read Elaine Aron's book The Highly Sensitive Person, which really helped him to understand the difference in the way the brain of a highly sensitive person processes things.
