The phrase "analysis of the sensitivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of how sensitive a particular variable or system is to changes or influences.
Example: "The analysis of the sensitivity of the model revealed that small changes in input parameters could lead to significant variations in the output."
Alternatives: "sensitivity assessment" or "sensitivity evaluation".
However, these studies lack a systematic analysis of the sensitivity to experimental variables.
The analysis makes use of the Nyquist stability criteria and an analysis of the sensitivity function for stability analysis.
This method involves partial homogenization of the reservoir model based on the model reduction pattern obtained from analysis of the sensitivity matrix.
To obtain an analysis of the sensitivity of the weightings, nine separate pair wise comparison for main factors were made for each preference factor.
In this paper a method for the analysis of the sensitivity dynamical characteristics of mechanical linear systems to variations in the parameters is presented.
An analysis of the sensitivity of the coefficient of discharge and expansion factor with respect to both the isentropic exponent and viscosity is presented.
In this paper we provide both a theoretical and experimental analysis of the sensitivity of a DNA quantitation assay using a fluorescent chromophore which non-covalently binds dsDNA.
An analysis of the sensitivity of the parameters is employed to demonstrate that various mesh densities and crack propagation step lengths led to consistent results.
This paper is focused on the analysis of the sensitivity of the thermomechanical response of a macroscopic elastic body to changes that occur at the microstructure.
This paper includes an analysis of the sensitivity of the economic objective function to failures in the adherence of the optimal values of decision variables.
Virtual references are derived from measurements by the analysis of the sensitivity of the single target quantities with respect to the available process inputs.
