The phrase "a more sensitive approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that take into account the feelings, needs, or circumstances of others, often in a delicate or thoughtful manner.
Example: "In addressing the community's concerns, we need to adopt a more sensitive approach to ensure everyone feels heard and respected."
Alternatives: "a more empathetic method" or "a gentler strategy".
Owing to its high sensitivity, HRMA seems to present a more sensitive approach, allowing rapid, accurate and reliable detection of a minimal fraction of mutated cells in tumoral tissue (Giuliani et al, 2008; Kramer et al, 2009).
When it happens, though, all sides will need to take a more sensitive approach.
Images of the proposal suggest a more sensitive approach than what has come before, but Save argues these "beguiling" scenes "play fast and loose with the building's historic elements and fittings".
The local planning board urged them to try a more sensitive approach, and at a hearing two weeks ago they offered a revised plan: significant pieces of the house would be saved, moved about 150 feet and incorporated into one of four new homes to be built on the lot.
For this purpose, G-V measurement is considered to be a more sensitive approach than C-V measurement technique and provides the dynamic information related to trap density [25 27].
The direct observation of charge decay behaviors in ultrathin polymer films provides a more sensitive approach to study the relaxation and glass transition behaviors of polymer chains, and to quantify a series of physical properties in ultrathin films.
"It's not like measuring clouds you need a much more sensitive approach," he says.
However, we ascertained CNS infection by demonstration of intrathecal synthesis of specific antibodies to TBEV, which is a much more sensitive approach for verifying CNS infection.
These issues deserve an even more sensitive approach when they affect secondary prevention interventions (e.g., mammography for early detection of asymptomatic breast cancer) (Nudelman et al. 2009; President's Cancer Panel 2010; WHO 2006a).
Even a less specific, more sensitive approach to the definition identified patients at risk for adverse consequences of risk factor clustering.
This absence of DE could be due to the fact that the differences in expression of host resistance genes against Salmonella between LS and PS may be subtle, unlike the gene expression differences between non-infected and infected states, and thus requires a broader or more sensitive approach to identify those genes.
