The phrase "an enhanced sensitivity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increased awareness or responsiveness to a particular factor or condition.
Example: "The study revealed an enhanced sensitivity of the participants to changes in temperature."
Alternatives: "an increased sensitivity to" or "a heightened sensitivity regarding".
This would result in an enhanced sensitivity of the DA system to a moderate social stress, and the appearance of social aversion.
This points towards an enhanced sensitivity of these differential techniques at rough electrodes.
Similarly, with the planar triplet device having a sensitivity of 0.0561 MHz/N, the suspended triplet device yielded an enhanced sensitivity of 0.0867 MHz/N.
Even in human blood serum, the biosensor also exhibits good performance for glucose detection with an enhanced sensitivity of 33.67 μA mM−1 cmM−1
We observed an enhanced sensitivity of 39.24 μA/mM/cm2 and a low detection limit of 0.34 μM towards H2O2 detection exhibited by Mn2O3-Au nanocomposite.
This sensor fabricated using Pt-decorated CNOs (Pt@CNOs) nanostructure has shown an enhanced sensitivity of 21.6 µA mM−1 cm−2 with an extended linear response in the range of 2 28 mM glucose.
As discussed above there is initially greater release of DA and an enhanced sensitivity to inhibition of uptake by stimulants in females.
This finding may be due to either an enhanced sensitivity to RTX of κ-light chain-expressing B cells, resulting in an enrichment of λ-light chain-expressing B cells or a switch from κ-light chain to λ-light chain production.
More importantly, the inclusion of the phase shift leads to an enhanced sensitivity for the control of the geometric phase evolution and system dynamics.
Indeed the most consistent and robust findings in the genetics of drug abuse are that of "protective" genes that confer an enhanced sensitivity to the untoward effects of the drug (i.e., ALDH gene that leads to impaired metabolism of alcohol and protection against alcoholism) [31].
Conversely, low PON1 levels are associated with an enhanced sensitivity to the development of liver damage [ 9].
