The phrase "are substantially sensitive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or information that require careful handling due to their delicate nature or potential impact.
Example: "The documents we are reviewing are substantially sensitive and must be treated with the utmost confidentiality."
Alternatives: "are highly sensitive" or "are significantly sensitive".
In that sense, the results are substantially sensitive.
However, the triggering locations are substantially sensitive to noises in the MZI clock, and generated errors may not be easily corrected.
Our results are consistent in recovering the same well-supported clades under both methods, with the exceptions treated above; however branch lengths, node heights, and HPD node intervals are substantially sensitive to the method used.
Whilst PET-CT may have little diagnostic advantage over traditional imaging modalities in detecting the primary cholangiocarcinoma [19], it has been shown to be substantially sensitive and specific for the detection and characterisation of metastases [20].
Molecular assays for malaria are substantially more sensitive than detection using either blood smears or rapid diagnostic tests [13] and offer the ability to more definitively detect mixed-species infections with non-falciparum species [14].
The reconstruction model suggests that observers are substantially less sensitive to variations in the depth of a pole than they are to variations in lateral position (Fig. 3).
Our observation that cells with compromised GSH levels are substantially more sensitive to GSSG-induced death leads to the notion that GSSG may play a role in cell death under conditions of disease and aging.
Our study demonstrates that approaches based on 1 or 2 outpatient dialysis claims are substantially more sensitive than definitions based on 90 days of claims, although this definition may include some patients who would not be classified as receiving chronic dialysis in a registry (false positive cases).
As expected, in the case of the irreversible EGFR/ERBB2 inhibitor BIBW-2992, celinesnes dependent on EGFR and ERBB2 signaling (due to the presence of drug-sensitizing genetic alterations in these genes) are substantially enriched in the highly sensitive cell lines [30], [31].
At the same time, regulatory expectations to protect this sensitive data are substantially increasing and are becoming increasingly complex.
Compared to Mathai and colleagues [ 5], our results were substantially more sensitive for hyperactivity disorders, and a little less sensitive for conduct disorders and emotional disorders.
