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The phrase "also very sensitive to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is affected by or responsive to certain conditions or stimuli, often in a context discussing reactions or vulnerabilities.
Example: "The new software is also very sensitive to changes in user input, which can affect its performance."
Alternatives: "also highly responsive to" or "also particularly affected by".
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The toes and paws, as well as the tip of the nose, are also very sensitive to touch.
"We are also very sensitive to seeing things moving out of the corner of our eye and immediately notice it, and insects move quickly and unpredictably".
A Regimen for Coping "He has this long list of causes that he's extremely passionate about, and he has strong opinions about almost everything, but he's also very sensitive to his relations with people and open to other philosophies," said Melissa Van Meter, who has worked with Mr. Greek at the university and holds very different political views.
Protocol scalability is also very sensitive to message control overhead.
It is also very sensitive to contrast changes and noise.
The critical temperature is also very sensitive to lattice strains [13, 14, 15, 16].
They are also very sensitive to human presence and human activities (De Angelo et al. 2013).
Eukaryotic cells are also very sensitive to the primary and secondary metabolic products of microbes.
It is also very sensitive to time and frequency offsets, requiring strict synchronization to avoid interference between users.
However, they are also very sensitive to fabrication tolerances that may require an adaptation of the coupling conditions.
The signal was also very sensitive to poisoning of the surface causing the electrode reaction to become irreversible.
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