The phrase "a more sensitive effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or outcome of a particular action or change that is more attuned to emotional or nuanced responses.
Example: "The new design aims to create a more sensitive effect on the audience, evoking deeper emotional connections."
Alternatives: "a more nuanced effect" or "a more subtle effect."
It appears that force at failure is a more sensitive outcome variable, summarising the effects of subtle morphological changes owing to treatment.
The composites exhibit more sensitive effect of precipitates on the room temperature embrittlement than the monolithic Ti60 alloy.
This work provides evidence that sub-lethal, behavioral analysis performed under microperfusion can prospectively provide much more sensitive effect end-points as compared to conventional protocols where mortality is used as the main evaluation criterion.
It seems that TM possesses more sensitive effects on athletic ability of female mice.
Although lipid metabolism alterations have been among the more sensitive effects observed in animal and human data, the associations observed here were independent of cord serum lipid levels.
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).
Correlating a continuous outcome measure such as prostate volume with TCDD levels is expected to be a more sensitive measure of the effect of dioxins on prostate growth.
Therefore, as a more sensitive test of this effect, we used a small-volume correction rather than a whole-brain correction, using the corrected activation map from the RS O RS Sontrast as a mask.
Our findings indicate that soil C and N kinetic parameters might be a more sensitive indicator of tillage effects on C and N turnover than the whole soil organic matter (SOM) and POM fraction, with a potential consequence for the soil CO2 emissions and N transformation rates.
A more sensitive test of treatment effects was provided by Model (5) which used the pre-treatment resin pocket occurrence in each tree to improve the precision of estimates obtained during the treatment period.
