The phrase "also be sensitive for" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express the need for sensitivity towards something, but the preposition "for" is not appropriate in this context.
Example: "We should also be sensitive to the feelings of others during discussions."
Alternatives: "also be mindful of" or "also be aware of".
Such a move would also be sensitive for President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, as his most potent domestic political rival, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, currently heads the I.M.F.
Not only can the uterine sarcoma be accompanied by fibroids responding to GnRH, but it may also be sensitive for estrogen deprivation itself due to its estrogen receptors.
Other cells within adipose tissue, e.g. preadipocytes, macrophages and vascular cells, can also secrete an extensive range of protein signals and factors linked to inflammatory response and may therefore also be sensitive for ER stress.
The purpose of this study was to assess changes in thickness of individual macular fields at the time of RME and to determine if non-CST macular fields might also be sensitive indicators for RME following intravitreal therapy in patients with CRVO and BRVO.
Practitioners and researchers must also be sensitive to the potential for studies of genetic risk information to inflate its ability to motivate health behavior changes by enrolling self-referred populations.
ILI may also not be sensitive for influenza, particularly in certain age or risk groups where influenza may have atypical presentations [5], [6], [7], [8], [9].
We also are sensitive to the price we pay for growth and are disciplined about buy and sell prices.
Another Gram-positive bacteria genus, Bacillus also seems to be sensitive for cathelicidin-BF and cathelicidin-BF15.
Also, although nucleic acid testing is sensitive for detecting early infection, it is less sensitive for the detection of established infection than serologic tests [19], [20].
Some studies also showed that the N170 is sensitive for linguistic processing [ 14, 15].
The approach of MADS' is thus more sensitive and yields performance improvements but can, on the other hand, also be too sensitive for other scenarios (e.g., see Additional file 2: Figure S2).
