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The phrase "a sensitive determinant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing factors that significantly influence or affect a particular outcome, especially in sensitive or nuanced situations.
Example: "In the study of social behavior, a sensitive determinant of group dynamics is the level of trust among members."
Alternatives: "a crucial factor" or "a significant influence".
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This study provides the first evidence that intervertebral disc height, a continuous, reliable and easily accessible measure, is a sensitive determinant of lumbar disc degeneration.
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The Paired Associates Learning Test (CANTAB-PAL), tests episodic memory and new learning and has shown to be a sensitive tool as a determinant of memory deficit in the early stages of dementia [ 30, 31, 41, 42].
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.
The expression of hTERT is the rate-limiting determinant of human telomerase activity (TA) and is thought to be a sensitive indicator of telomerase function and activity.
Thus, ApEn is not a sensitive or specific measure of heartbeat chaos or a marker of its physiologic and pathophysiologic determinants.
It's a sensitive subject.
A sensitive plant, this Flower?
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