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The phrase "a more sensitive determinant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing factors or variables that have a heightened impact or influence on a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "In our study, we found that a more sensitive determinant of success was the level of community engagement."
Alternatives: "a more critical factor" or "a more influential variable".
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Measurement of peritoneal mediators should be further investigated as a more sensitive determinant of intra-abdominal inflammatory response.
FMR lipodystrophy definition seems to be a more sensitive determinant of insulin resistance and glucose disturbances than clinical definition.
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This pre-primed state was not accompanied by L-selectin shedding, a priming feature not directly related to degranulation but to activation of surface proteases [ 27], and we therefore conclude that galectin-3 responsiveness (possibly associated with degranulation) is a more sensitive priming determinant than L-selectin shedding.
A follow-up analysis showed that the organic and EC fractions of PM2.5 CAPs were significant determinants of the effects on brachial artery diameter, which is a more sensitive biomarker of effect than BP (Urch et al. 2004).
He pledges a "more sensitive war on terror".
"I have become a more sensitive person, which is normal.
Barry's prospects are of a more sensitive nature.
This suggests a more sensitive relationship between output and unemployment.
MRI offers a more sensitive evaluation of early disease involvement.
Otherwise, the SF-36 [60] may be a more sensitive instrument.
Yet I will be a more sensitive lover.
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