The phrase "a relatively sensitive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has a moderate level of sensitivity compared to other things.
Example: "The research revealed that the subject was a relatively sensitive topic among the participants."
Alternatives: "somewhat sensitive" or "fairly sensitive".
The relative organs weights have been observed in toxicity studies to be a relatively sensitive indicator for particular organs, and, thereafter, define toxicity as significant changes observed in those particular organs [ 31].
Based on the CNOP-P approach, a new approach is applied to explore a relatively sensitive and important parameter combination for soil moisture simulations and predictions.
In the context of myocardial infarction (MI) diagnosis, total CK is a relatively sensitive marker, but it lacks myocardial specificity because skeletal muscle contains high concentrations of CK.
The latter is a relatively sensitive microsomal membranous protein showing little post translational modifications, but with a larger hydrophobic active site [2], [3].
WNV isolation from feather pulp is a relatively sensitive assay for surveillance of corvid carcasses.
Our results indicate that PCT determination is a relatively sensitive and specific test for the diagnosis of bacterial peritonitis.
In contrast, expression of p27, a protein relatively sensitive to BRAF/MEK inhibition, was little enhanced when PLX4720 and U0126 were combined.
PIS is considered a rapid and relatively sensitive method for the diagnosis of CL [ 11].
The presence of marginal erosions, seen on conventional radiographs of the hand and wrist, has been viewed as a specific and relatively sensitive diagnostic finding [ 2].
The NPR system could be used as a timely and relatively sensitive tool by which to monitor the effectiveness of rotavirus vaccines.
Of these abnormalities, marginal erosions came to be viewed as a specific and relatively sensitive diagnostic test and were adopted by the American College of Rheumatology as classification criteria for RA in 1987 [ 1].
