The phrase "a second sensitive" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is sensitive in a second instance or context, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "In a second sensitive situation, we must approach the matter with caution."
Alternatives: "a second delicate" or "another sensitive".
In 1979, University of British Columbia astronomers Bruce Campbell and Gordon Walker pioneered a way to detect velocity changes as small as a dozen meters a second, sensitive enough for extrasolar planet hunting to begin in earnest.
According to Viner, it is a "second sensitive developmental period in which puberty and rapid brain maturation lead to new sets of behaviours and capacities that trigger or enable transitions in family, peer, and educational domains, and in health behaviours.
Mr. Zoellick has drawn a much firmer line on a third sensitive issue for Americans here: textiles.
Cognitive function tests such as the Clock Drawing test, Lawton's IADL test, the 6CIT, the MMSE or one of its validated shorter forms allow a first, sensitive approach that can easily be performed, over a period of time, by the GP [ 8, 9].
Gravity/wind-sensitive JONs are assumed to harbor a second, less sensitive MET channel whose mechanogating is independent of NOMPC.
While that's going on, Mr. Obama also needs to open a second, less sensitive front in the anticorruption campaign.
But the Elisa test often gives a false positive result, so the agency also calls for a second, more sensitive test, the Western blot.
The composition of this starter combination includes a bacteriocin (lactococcin A, B and M) producer which causes the lysis of a second strain (sensitive to bacteriocin activity) during cheese manufacture, and a third strain resistant to bacteriocin activity.
But in 1998, a team led by Janssen found a way around that, by retesting HIV-positive samples with a second, less sensitive test.
The target object was placed on a second pressure sensitive switch (i.e., the ending switch) embedded within the working surface (Fig. 1B .Vision was controlled using spectacles fitted with liquid crystal lenses (Translucent Technologies Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada) that rendered the target visually accessible by changing from opaque to clear (Fig. 1B).
Two different apoptosis assays were performed; an initial method to demonstrate differences and a second, more sensitive method.
