The phrase "a significant sensitivity to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a heightened awareness or responsiveness to a particular issue, condition, or stimulus.
Example: "The researchers found a significant sensitivity to changes in temperature among the species studied."
Alternatives: "a notable awareness of" or "a considerable responsiveness to".
Moreover, they showed a significant sensitivity to age, educational level and highlighted sensitivity to anaesthetic gas exposure.
Numerical results show a significant sensitivity to variations of the cement Young's modulus and stem cement friction coefficient and a moderate sensitivity to the stem Young's modulus.
The relaxation simulations of the coating under compressive loads from screw joints showed a significant sensitivity to the Poisson's ratio of the polymer matrix.
The results demonstrate a strong but non-uniform relationship between modeling abstraction and measurement error, as well as a significant sensitivity to the compiler.
As a result of the regression analysis, it became evident that 18 of the total of 25 species in the study area showed a significant sensitivity to at least one competition index (Table 3).
Key measurements include the B0s mixing phase ϕs in B0s→J/ψϕ and B0s→ϕϕ decays with a significant sensitivity to the small Standard Model prediction and a very precise measurement of the CKM angle γ in tree diagram decays.
Interestingly, in support to this hypothesis, we found that the translational repressor Thor is induced under stress conditions and that mutations in this gene confer a slight but significant sensitivity to paraquat-induced stress.
In continuing these studies, we have recently found that v-Src induces significant sensitivity to taxotere, a semi-synthetic taxol analogue.
The budding yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) tdp1Δ rad1Δ strain exhibits a TOP1-dependent growth delay and shows significant sensitivity to CPT [ 28].
The ratio demonstrated significant sensitivity to cure, increasing by a factor of 5.9 over 80% conversion.
The results showed significant sensitivity to the value of turbulent Schmidt number.
