The phrase "a more sensitive control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing adjustments or improvements to a system or mechanism that requires greater sensitivity or responsiveness.
Example: "The new software update provides a more sensitive control for adjusting the temperature settings in the smart thermostat."
Alternatives: "a finer control" or "an enhanced control".
We are motivated to utilize these aggregated structures and to achieve more sensitive control of the aggregation size.
Based on our observations such competition would need to greatly alter the concentration of available Co-Smad to be effective and the receptor and the R-Smad would offer a more sensitive point of control.
A more sensitive algorithm that treats control as a time varying covariate would most likely provide a more accurate evaluation of control status.
Here, the goal-directed and habitual systems compete for behavioral control, and this provides a more sensitive index of which system retains relative control.
The loss of this ESE weakens exon 7 recognition, making its splicing more sensitive to control by a number of splicing factors.
Sitting on the right side also allows pilots to operate the collective control with the left hand, leaving the right hand free to deal with the more sensitive cyclic control.
A number of individual rats showed no change or reduced sensitivity (increased latency) to heat stimuli when compared to control – their responses fell within the range of control responses – but on average, rats that received repeated neonatal CI (3 times or more) were more sensitive than control rats.
In addition, all Dsg3-transducted cells appeared to be more sensitive than control cells to BIM.
Besides, we will adopt available bandwidth estimation scheme for more sensitive congestion control in order to achieve better throughput.
Despite the decrease in EGFR levels, A549 cells lacking functional HDAC6 appeared to grow normally, probably due to increased expression of extracellular signal-regulated kinases 1 and 2. Indeed, HDAC6-knockdown cells were more sensitive than control cells to the MEK inhibitor U0126.
