The phrase "a more sensitive factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that require careful consideration or that may evoke strong emotional responses in a particular context.
Example: "In our analysis, we identified a more sensitive factor that could influence the outcome of the study."
Alternatives: "a more delicate aspect" or "a more critical element".
Standard & Poor's said airlines like British Airways and Lufthansa that charge premium fares should find it easier than the low-cost carriers, where price is a more sensitive factor, to pass on extra costs onto passengers in the form of slightly higher ticket prices.
Interestingly, in such preparation system, the use of PEG400 is found to be play key role in inducing the formation of skeletons with relatively large mesopores, while the amount of PEG35k is a more sensitive factor in shaping the macroporous structures.
The interview component of the research study aims to collect in-depth qualitative data on individuals' behaviours, attitudes and ecological characteristics, including exploring potentially more sensitive factors, such as the influence of family and peers.
IGF-I and IGFBP concentrations are expressed in nanomolar (nmol) concentrations to calculate the IGF-I/IGFBP ratio, which is used as a more sensitive index of growth factor bioavailability.
For immunohistochemistry, a murine monoclonal antibody (mAb) against murine CD31 (clone 1A10, Dako, Glostrup, Denmark), a more sensitive endothelial cell marker than factor VIII antigen (Horak et al, 1992), was used.
The receiver operating characteristics (ROC) analyses demonstrate that waist circumference is a more sensitive predictor of CVD risk factors than BMI for both men and women.
Further, in the context of early developmental factors, using height in combination with waist circumference may result in a more sensitive measure to detect early developmental factors associated with obesity.
CD31 appeared to be a more sensitive marker for endothelial cells than factor VIII-related antigen (mean 185 +/- 59 and 120 +/- 38 microvessels mm-2).
Using a qualitative method as part of the research design allowed a more sensitive approach to investigating the motivational factors influencing the decision to not play sport as the interviews were shaped towards the individual's life and social context [ 30].
Although there was no quantitative evaluation demonstrating that participants found EVO to be more engaging than the other assessments, it is critical to keep in mind that engagement is not the sole driving factor in creating a more sensitive testing environment.
The lack of a relationship between sleep and TNF-α levels is consistent with prior literature, which has generally found IL-6 to be a more sensitive biomarker when examining relationships with behavioral factors such as sleep.
