The phrase "a sensitive evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an assessment that requires careful consideration of emotional or personal factors.
Example: "The committee conducted a sensitive evaluation of the applicants' backgrounds to ensure fairness and understanding."
Alternatives: "a careful assessment" or "a thoughtful review".
Because EOAE testing can detect fine changes in the OHCs that are undetectable by other methods, it permits a sensitive evaluation of cochlear function [14, 17, 19] and objectively monitors dynamic changes in the cochlea before any functional and significant hearing loss appears [20].
For example, in southeastern Yunnan Province, remote sensing NDVI was found to be a sensitive evaluation index of Anopheles density and malaria incidence rate by using grey correlation analysis [ 29].
Using a quartile analysis method that allows for a more sensitive evaluation of levels of these CD-related microbial antigens when compared with disease control cohorts, we detected an increased individual antibody response to I2 and ASCA, as well as a higher response to the combination of antibodies in patients compared with controls.
A more sensitive evaluation of impact was performed using specific validated quality scores.
Therefore, FDG-PET may offer a more sensitive evaluation of the response or progression of some pediatric solid malignancies than do conventional, anatomic imaging modalities.
The peGFPLucMut expression vector allows for a highly sensitive evaluation of the repair events, while giving the possibility to report the rescued luciferase activity to a percentage of transfected cells.
The aim of the present study was to develop, in accordance with previously validated criteria of effective clinical instruction in Japan, a culturally sensitive evaluation instrument tailored to Japanese postgraduate medical education.
As proposed by these authors, we used a verbal rating scale (VRS), a simple and sensitive evaluation scale of five levels (no pain, mild, moderate, intense and excruciating pain), at rest and during movement (walking) [ 10].
A range of biochemical bone markers are available that allow a specific and sensitive evaluation of the rate of bone formation and bone resorption of the skeleton; however, none of the currently known biomarkers are used in clinical practice, and more robust and sensitive biomarkers are needed to both monitor bone turnover and aid in managing patients with bone disease [ 14].
Provinciali et al. have shown that including HRQoL in their multidimensional assessment protocol provides a detailed and sensitive evaluation of patients' disability profile and perceived difficulties thereby allowing clinicians to develop a care program tailored to each individual's needs [ 16].
