The phrase "excessive sensitivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or person that reacts too strongly to perceived criticism or emotional stimuli.
Example: "Her excessive sensitivity to feedback made it difficult for her to accept constructive criticism."
Alternatives: "overly sensitive" or "heightened sensitivity."
"But it ignored extensive evidence from humans and animals linking excessive sensitivity to stress" to the serotonin gene.
Others are the films' excessive sensitivity to humidity, and how they can be applied to food so that the good bacteria touch every surface.
However, the distance based similarity measurements are of low tolerance to slight texture shifts, which result in an excessive sensitivity.
This too is an unhealthy relationship, not only because the executive's own leaks incite losers and dissenters to leak in turn but also because it creates in the executive a perfectly excessive sensitivity to the words of key columnists.
More disturbing, some algebraic expressions for these weights exhibit an excessive sensitivity to even the smallest perturbations in the node location.
It is shown that approximation problems reported in some recent studies are caused by a brutal combination of poor approximation accuracy in the high-frequency range (a non-strictly proper approximation of a strictly proper transfer function) and excessive sensitivity of the design method to high-frequency additive plant uncertainties.
Rema teases Leo for the attention he pays to clothes, while Leo mocks his mother's "excessive aesthetic sensitivity" even as he tries to dictate the color, fabric and buttons of a new coat for a Rema clone in Patagonia.
The higher proportion of GPP lost as autotrophic respiration by MOD17 has been attributed to an excessive temperature sensitivity of the MOD17 algorithm [43,44].
The higher proportion of GPP lost as autotrophic respiration by MOD17 has been attributed to an excessive temperature sensitivity of the MOD17 algorithm [ 43, 44].
The other is the result of excessive individual sensitivity to airway manipulation, which was probably the cause of apnea in our infants.
In addition, a reiterative process of PWM optimization and selection of rationally informed cut-offs based on newly discovered and validated sRNAs may allow for progressively higher levels of specificity without excessive loss of sensitivity.
