The phrase "a sensitive expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a phrase or statement that conveys emotions or feelings delicately, often in contexts involving personal or emotional topics.
Example: "In discussing mental health, it's important to use a sensitive expression to avoid offending anyone."
Alternatives: "a delicate phrase" or "an empathetic statement."
Additionally, the array data reveal unexpected vitamin A-sensitive expression of three glycosyltransferases fucosyltransferase 2 (Fut2), β1,6-N acetylglucosaminyltransferase (Gcnt1), and β1,3-galactosyltransferase 5 (B3galthatthat participate in mucin glycan synthesis (Thomsson et al., 2002 ; Brockhausen et al., 2009 ).
To titrate the expression of the fusion protein, GFP-BAX was cloned into a tetracycline sensitive expression cassette and cotransfected with a plasmid expressing the rtTA transcription factor into HCT116 BAX-/ cells.
He has an alert, sensitive expression, accented by a widow's peak.
But in sentences in which there is no pronounced second argument, as in 'George is rich', the predicate 'rich' is accompanied by an unpronounced occurrence of a context-sensitive expression that resembles a pronoun.
For some time, there have been attempts to identify technologies that can facilitate more quantitative and sensitive expression profiling of a number of genes in single samples simultaneously.
Today the mail brought me your letter of April 15, a sensitive, poignant expression of your feelings and the nation's at-large over the death of the President [Roosevelt, on April 12].
In the majority of cases there was a good correlation between RT-PCR and microarray results, RT-PCR being more sensitive; expression ratios were generally underestimated by microarray analysis.
We tested this and show that with the act-GAL 4 driver, the temperature sensitive expression of GAL4 is quite pronounced.
The trimmed reads were mapped to miRNA precursor sequences in miRBase 16.0 [ 31] to achieve more sensitive expression profiles using the software miRExpress [ 32].
Contextualism about knowledge, after all, can hardly get off the ground unless 'knows' really is a context-sensitive expression.
