The phrase "a sensitive examination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a careful and thoughtful analysis of a subject, particularly one that may involve emotional or delicate issues.
Example: "The report included a sensitive examination of the community's response to the recent policy changes."
Alternatives: "a careful analysis" or "a thoughtful review".
"Project X" considers the half-demented, perpetually embarrassed world of early adolescence in a sensitive examination of the Columbine phenomenon.
Although nuclear medicine bone scan is a sensitive examination, fractures may be missed in the first few days after injury with this technique [ 26].
Since anti-PLA2R staining of the glomeruli is a sensitive examination to determine primary MN [ 12], the reports concluded that their MN cases were not 'primary', but secondary to IgG4-related disease [ 10, 11].
MRI is a very sensitive examination for inflammation be it in soft tissue or bone.
The differential trend patterns across racial/ethnic subgroups suggest a racially and ethnically sensitive examination of adolescent substance use and related factors (Chen & Jacobson 2012; Shih et al. 2010).
MRI is sensitive examination, but magnesium screws could result in the influence of the results.
As demonstrated by our observations, the sensitive examination, which allows to detect them, involves the radiological examination of the chest.
Similarly, patient 5, harboring the non-compound Y253H/E255V mutations, would clearly benefit today from sensitive examination of the clonal composition of these two mutations prior to therapy decisions because of the high ponatinib-resistance of the Y253H/E255V compound mutant [ 5].
We therefore amended the aggregate-level analysis with an individual-level analysis that allowed a more time-sensitive examination of the potential effect of economic contraction on sex determination.
Indeed, Powell and colleagues [ 31] demonstrated that the number of sensitive examinations (male and/or female) performed is a predictor of student confidence.
