The phrase "assess sensitivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating or measuring the sensitivity of a particular subject, such as a test, data, or a person's reaction.
Example: "Before conducting the experiment, we need to assess sensitivity to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "evaluate sensitivity" or "measure sensitivity".
SERS analysis is extremely sensitive and rapid (<1 hr) when used to assess sensitivity to beta-lactam antibiotics that directly target the bacterial cell wall.
In order to assess sensitivity (d′) and criterion (c), 11 right-handed undergraduate students participated in the experiment.
We derive required dimensions of test set-ups and assess sensitivity of optical alignment.
In order to examine this issue, we utilized the hit and false-alarm rates in an auditory detection task to assess sensitivity (d′) and criterion (c) measures for the active and passive conditions in 10 subjects (see Methods for details).
In order to predict specific tumor types with high probability of drug sensitivity, we create drug response signatures using publically available gene expression data and assess sensitivity in a data set of >40 cancer types.
Findings suggest that the SPAI-C is applicable in clinical treatment studies designed to assess sensitivity to change in various aspects of social anxiety disorder.
In this work, we use optimization as a tool to assess sensitivity rather than to find an optimal design.
Focusing on the first episode ever, the window of 4 weeks pre-episode to assess sensitivity is also indicated.
HiDDeF produces a 'decision landscape' that allows decision-makers to assess sensitivity of proposed benchmarks to their choice of protective level.
To assess sensitivity of the assay, titration experiments were conducted.
To assess sensitivity and technical variability of different profiling methods from small amounts of RNA, we also analyzed frequencies of outliers.
