The phrase "are sensitive to developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing awareness or responsiveness to changes or issues that are in the process of emerging or evolving.
Example: "The researchers are sensitive to developing trends in climate change and adjust their strategies accordingly."
Alternatives: "are attuned to emerging" or "are responsive to evolving".
Using a new approach to compare whether animals are resistant or have varying degrees of susceptibility to developing allergic airway inflammation, we demonstrate that both strains of mice are sensitive to developing allergic airway inflammation, but that C57BL/6 mice are less susceptible than BALB/c mice.
The Plan acknowledged that adolescents are sensitive to developing cannabis use disorder, which is not easily overcome without treatment [ 2].
In summary, our study demonstrated that rats with diabetic neuropathy were sensitive to developing bradycardiac hypotension during acute hemorrhage.
We designed this coding rubric to be sensitive to developing understanding, while allowing room for students to demonstrate more advanced understanding.
Everyone breathes in the same amount of ragweed pollen, but only those who are sensitive to it develop symptoms.
Nevertheless, curly tail embryos are sensitive to folate status, developing cranial neural tube defects at increased frequency under conditions of dietary folate deficiency (Burren et al., 2010).
SWR/J and A/J mice are sensitive to AOM and develop up to 20 tumors in the distal colon, whereas AKR/J mice are resistant and rarely develop tumors [76], [77].
Results are sensitive to assumputions used in developing the idealized curves.
The animals are sensitive to γ irradiation later developed salivary gland hyperplasia, teratoma and malignant lymphomas (Fu et al., 2002).
On the theory that porpoises are sensitive to noise, engineers and biologists developed beer-can-size devices that emitted pinging noises underwater.
For example, screening tools could be developed that are sensitive to somatoform presentations of illness based on legitimate presentations of distress.
