The phrase "added sensitive" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been made more sensitive or has had sensitivity added to it, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report included added sensitive information that required careful handling."
Alternatives: "increased sensitivity" or "enhanced sensitivity".
The study purpose was to determine if adding sensitive trichomonas testing to routine female sexually transmitted infection (STI) evaluations would increase trichomonas identification and treatment.
Even on a normal business day, very few people -- including members of the governor's Cabinet -- can gain access to this suite of offices," Reagan added, citing sensitive files and materials.
Formation of these oligomeric complexes is observed when ε-toxin is added to sensitive, but not resistant, cell lines [21].
We added additional sensitive antibiotics to the powder before mixing the powder and liquid (Table 2).
In this study, for the purpose of accurate diagnosis of depression, we added culturally sensitive terms (e.g., "ngekoh", a frequently used word that means having low energy, no volition, or no will to communicate) to SCID.
The structures of honeycomb-patterned thin polymer films fabricated by casting polystyrene solution under humid conditions were controlled by illumination of ultraviolet (UV) light by the assistance of an added light-sensitive amphiphilic copolymer (Als) in the casting solution.
After recognizing this issue, we added context-sensitive logic to clearly flag a reportable isolate preceded by "No" or "Not" as a potential false-positive.
It goes on to add: "The sensitive material in this case … cannot be disclosed in open because of the damage such disclosure would cause to the national interest".
Vehicle v1 modifies the Warn#0 by adding its sensitive data and timestamp, once received and verified it.
Apple may be adding touch sensitive corners to the iPad's bezel (not in its current incarnation, though) which may allow for hot corners.
