The phrase "a sensitive form of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a type or method that requires careful consideration or awareness of delicate issues or feelings.
Example: "Art therapy is a sensitive form of treatment that addresses emotional and psychological challenges."
Alternatives: "a delicate type of" or "a nuanced approach to".
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07389.026 To assess the contribution of wg overexpression, we made use of a UAS transgene directing expression of a temperature sensitive form of Wg protein (Wilder and Perrimon, 1995).
In addition, by making participants actively "generate" the acceleration with their bodies, the test itself may have reinforced the learned concept, serving as a powerful multimodal prime, as well as being a more sensitive form of assessment.
In these minimal versions, the project of building classical nation-states is tempered or abandoned and replaced by a more sensitive form of national identity that can thrive in a multicultural society.
First, we showed that acute impairment of DA and 5HT neurotransmission using expression of a temperature sensitive form of dynamin completely abolished mid- and high-level aggression.
Brain homogenates from PSPr cases were reported to contain mainly a protease sensitive form of insoluble PrP, accompanied by low amounts of typical protease-resistant PrP [22], similarly to our findings in Nor98 samples.
Detection of B. henselae in these ticks might represent a highly sensitive form of xenodiagnosis.
However, both attributes are important so a more sensitive form of reduced-laxative or non-laxative preparation might improve uptake substantially.
High levels of IL4 expressed by individuals inheriting the sensitive form of the promoter might provide a mechanism to overwhelm a parasite-derived IL4-antagonist molecule.
There is less overt homophobia, sexism or racism (and much more racial intermarriage) in Britain than 30 years ago and racial discrimination is the most politically sensitive form of unfairness.
