The phrase "are responsive only to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something reacts or responds exclusively to a specific factor or condition.
Example: "The sensors in this device are responsive only to changes in temperature, ensuring accurate readings."
Alternatives: "react solely to" or "respond exclusively to".
Although both types of conflict caused reaction time interference, the fMRI data showed that the ACC is responsive only to response conflict, even when controlling for reaction times.
Stupor, where the patient has eyes closed and is responsive only to vigorous stimulation.
It is unpredictable, has sudden onset and a high fatality rate, and is responsive only to epinephrine, a prescription medication.
This regulatory system is composed of two components: (1) a chimeric transactivator protein that activates transgene transcription only in the presence of the progesterone anatagonist Mfp, and (2) a target transgene placed in the context of a promoter which is responsive only to the Mfp-bound chimeric transactivator.
In contrast, a 26S proteasome regulatory subunit and an endosperm luminal binding protein were found to be responsive only to osmotic stress.
From the results of the experiment it was possible to conclude that, in the presence of sufficient amount of N and K fertilizers, maize is responsive only to lower levels of phosphorus fertilizer application.
Rational belief is responsive only to evidence, and beliefs formed on the basis of desires (like a husband's wishful belief in the face of all the evidence that his wife is not cheating on him) are irrational.
Finally, equality of opportunity requires that purchasers of goods and services should be responsive only to the price and quality of the goods offered to them for purchase (and not, for example, to the ethnicity or sex or sexual orientation of the maker or seller of the good).
In contrast to other donors, D13 was responsive only to the epitope 518 532.
