The phrase "are equally sensitive to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sensitivity of two or more subjects to a particular factor or condition.
Example: "Both species are equally sensitive to changes in temperature, which affects their survival rates."
Alternatives: "are similarly responsive to" or "are comparably affected by".
The Cokers are equally sensitive to architecture.
"This is important because not all areas in the hippocampus are equally sensitive to the effect of stress mediators, such as cortisol and inflammatory biomarkers," said Danese.
For instance, it is not known if all perfusion-related variables are equally sensitive to DO2 optimization [12], a factor that could critically influence their specific normalization rates.
Note that this result is in line with the theoretical results in [56] where it is found that CMT and SMT are equally sensitive to CFO and timing jitter.
We have used an empirical case that offers the advantage of harmonized data across multiple destination countries, which has allowed us to extend Waldinger's (2008, 2015) territorial-confinement hypothesis by demonstrating that not all transnational activities in all destinations are equally sensitive to the legal constraint of irregular status.
Not all mRNAs are equally sensitive to loss of eIF4G1; genes that encode messages with longer poly(A) tails are preferentially affected.
TGFbeta3 was equally sensitive to the three high-potency estrogens, whereas the sensitivity to [alpha]-zearalanol was approximately 10-fold lower than the sensitivity to E(2) and diethylstilbestrol when assayed with the other three marker genes.
The context is different today, but she is equally sensitive to it.
These 'instrumental' estimates were assuming that the Earth's climate is equally sensitive to all external temperature influences.
"A lot of insects have similar body hairs, which leads to the possibility that many members the insect world may be equally sensitive to small electric fields".
The biosphere, composed of all individuals and communities of life forms and their environments on the Earth, is equally sensitive to the effects of waste and poison accumulation.
