The phrase "are sensitive for" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition should be "to" instead of "for."
Example: "They are sensitive to changes in temperature."
Alternatives: "are sensitive to" or "are responsive to".
The politics of the nominations are sensitive for a president who has taken strong stands against abortion and for limits on embryo research and whose conservative base expects his appointments to reflect those views.
On November 3rd David Willetts, the universities minister, specified its level: universities should be able to charge up to £9,000 a year, he said, if they implement as yet unspecified policies to attract students from poor families.Tuition fees are sensitive for the coalition government.
MRI and bone scintigraphy are sensitive for diagnosing SOFs [2, 6, 13, 16].
The studied MNCs are sensitive for cell imaging and promising for MR cell tracking in clinics.
It is found that four-way pixel difference features are sensitive for HMPD embedding algorithm.
Our study indicated that the MNCs are sensitive for cell imaging and promising for MR cell tracking in future.
Although individual CNTs are sensitive for chemical detection, the fabrication processes are highly complicated, whereas CNT network/films offer more flexibility in design and development aspect.
Many of the issues discussed are sensitive, for example, when interviewees are invited to comment on the trustworthiness of their competitors or business partners.
The low-pressure gas-filled PPACs are sensitive for the detection of fission fragments, but are insensitive to scattered beam particles of light ions or light-ion ejectiles.
Routine MR imaging cannot observe early fibrosis, but these images are sensitive for detecting moderate and advance fibrosis by demonstrating the reticular pattern of the fibrotic bands surrounding regenerative nodules.
As the alignment algorithms were found to successfully synchronize the separately synthesized modes, a possible reason for the worse ratings for the (SVO) group could be that viewers underestimate the synthetic synchrony of the (SVO) group because they are sensitive for the overall lack of intermodal coherence in these samples.
