The phrase "a sensitive parameter for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a variable or factor that is particularly responsive or critical to a certain outcome or process.
Example: "In our analysis, we identified temperature as a sensitive parameter for the reaction rate."
Alternatives: "a critical factor for" or "a key variable for".
Thermocouple time constant is found to be a sensitive parameter for early detection of the TIB.
It is also a sensitive parameter for the assessment of the differences in an individual between the injured and non-injured legs.
The heating rate during sintering proved to be a sensitive parameter for determining the morphology of Pt-NPs formed on the surface of FTO glass substrate, which subsequently influenced the catalytic activity of the Pt-NPs and subsequently the photovoltaic performance of a dye-sensitized solar cell (DSC).
The latter findings are of importance by emphasizing that accurate characterization of older adult anthropometric characteristics requires measurements of body fat and fat-free mass and that BMI is not a sensitive parameter for sarcopenia.
Bacille Calmette-Guérin (BCG) vaccination prolongs the lifespan of MTB infected guinea pigs and this model has therefore been used extensively for vaccine testing purposes where weight loss is used as a sensitive parameter for the development of active disease [8], [9].
"DX" is not a sensitive parameter for these adjacent discs, but the question remains for the highly degenerated L5/S1 disc.
On the other hand, regarding linguistic studies, Hofmann et al. (2008) reported that [deoxy-Hb] was a more sensitive parameter for a lexical decision task, and word-frequency effects occurred only in [deoxy-Hb], not in [oxy-Hb].
Results show that damping ratio is a more sensitive parameter for damage detection than the natural frequency.
These findings confirm that Q0 is a highly sensitive parameter for characterizing the effect of one branch by detecting backbone and branch relaxation modes.
Since rundown affects plateau currents and desensitization of H123 more effectively than those of M123, the calculation of charge thus represents a very sensitive parameter for receptor activity.
These results indicate that YB-1 expression at the IF is a more sensitive parameter for DSS than YB-1 expression in the TC.
