The phrase "a sensitivity test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as scientific research, medical assessments, or statistical analysis to refer to a test that measures the sensitivity of a system or response.
Example: "Before finalizing the product, we conducted a sensitivity test to determine how changes in input variables would affect the output."
Alternatives: "sensitivity analysis" or "sensitivity assessment".
Furthermore, a sensitivity test on the effect of different tree crown shapes on outdoor thermal comfort was carried out.
Our evaluations are not designed to reproduce such multidecadal variability, but in a sensitivity test we have included representative annual, interannual, and multidecadal variability of differing amplitudes into our 2000 iterations of SLR rates (Supplementary Information Figures S1,S2).
A sensitivity test using City Comfort revealed that Tmrt on the study site will be mostly affected by the heat capacity and emissivity of surface material, not albedo.
The results of two examples of implementation in the agricultural sector and a sensitivity test highlight the functionalities of the tool and its discrimination potential.
A sensitivity test of this geodetic network showed a clear need to extend it to cover the full island for volcano monitoring purposes.
Here, we conduct a sensitivity test of the core-area model accounting for ecologically-realistic variation in fragment Shape Index (SI), and collinearity among shape, area and depth of edge influence (DEI).
For understanding the potential collinearity of k and I, a sensitivity test of k for I2i (loadings in segment 2 of the study river) was done under certain water quality goals.
A sensitivity test showed that this method can detect 20 copies of proviral nucleic acid sequence within 45 min, which is 100 times more sensitive than the conventional polymerase chain reaction (PCR).
Finally, a sensitivity test for octane in air was conducted using the design and parameters with the best response to obtain an absolute limit of detection of 60 pg for octane in air at 3.3 mW.
Finally, a sensitivity test is carried out to distinguish the significant factors that affect long-term thermal performance of living wall, including plant parameters, substrate parameters, structure layer parameters, indoor condition, weather parameters and irrigation frequency.
A sensitivity test conducted in Seoul on September 1, 2017 using the MMRT reveals that MRT can be reduced by 23 °C as the tree leaf area density increases from 0 to 1, and by 18 °C as the tree height increases from 0 m to 12 m in 1300 LST.
