The phrase "almost exclusively sensitive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is primarily or mainly sensitive, with only a few exceptions.
Example: "The research focused on almost exclusively sensitive topics, ensuring that participants felt comfortable sharing their experiences."
Alternatives: "primarily sensitive" or "mostly sensitive".
S-phase delay, however, was almost exclusively restricted to sensitive cells and was impaired in a model of treatment-induced resistance.
In the dark, by contrast, perception is handled almost exclusively by the more sensitive rod-like cells towards the retina's periphery.
For example, in human cells ORC2 is found almost exclusively in DNAse I-sensitive chromatin fractions during M and early G1 phases.
The substitutions in heat-sensitive tubulin mutants mapped almost exclusively to the α β heterodimer interface, whereas cold-sensitive mutants harbored substitutions in residues that make contacts with other heterodimers in the context of a polymer (Richards et al. 2000).
Control programs rely almost exclusively on the clinical examination because the most sensitive chlamydial tests are expensive and not widely available in trachoma-endemic areas.
Isoproterenol-sensitive adenyl cyclase is located almost exclusively in the parenchymal cells.
Other determinations used a radioimmunoassay that did not discriminate between parent glargine, M1, and M2, or a radioimmunoassay sensitive for human insulin and so detected almost exclusively M1 (21).
The natural anti-LPS IgG antibodies were almost exclusively of the IgG3 subclass (Figure 1D), and recognized an oxidation sensitive epitope (data not shown), as has been previously described for antibodies to the carbohydrate portion of LPS [23].
Gene expression studies have almost exclusively relied on staining individual sections, since this has yielded the most sensitive results and allowed investigation of several gene patterns simultaneously.
This suggests that narrower separations will almost exclusively probe the stratum corneum and epidermis (the top 100-200 minrons in most human skin), while wider separations will be more sensitive to the papillary and deeper reticular dermis.
