"raise sensitivity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe taking greater consideration for the feelings of others. For example: "We need to raise sensitivity when discussing this sensitive issue."
He first taught in public schools in New York and then began working at Collegiate as director of its effort to recruit minority students and to raise sensitivity about race among staff members and students.
Andrea M. Karkowski (2010) describes a simulated Institutional Review Board IRBB) exercise in which students reviewed mock research proposals in an effort to raise sensitivity to ethical issues and prepare students for scientific work.
However, with recent developments, it has become feasible to distinguish true mutant reads from background noise by paired-end sequencing, and thus, raise sensitivity to one variant in 5000 molecules 28.
It will also raise sensitivities for the Conservatives of another squeeze on the middle classes, with the prospect of a three-year degree costing £21,000 or more, plus higher interest repayments on student debt.
In athletes, IL-6 receptor production increases with increasing exertion, and having more receptors raises sensitivity to IL-6 and triggers fatigue.
The troop decided the badge should focus not only on raising sensitivity for the challenges disabled people face, but also on learning what people who work in the field do.
The mobilization of broader support against gutting the legislation also helps - the earlier Senate debate has raised sensitivity levels and there is a new concentration to the public scrutiny.
Compared with full scan approaches that utilize only the first MS dimension for detection, the use of the two-dimension MS considerably raises sensitivity achieving detection limits in the low nanomolar concentration range, and provides simultaneously the unique fragment ion masses to a specific parent mass, which in most cases allow the assignment of a structure to the substance.
Raising sensitivity to ≥80% produced specificity of 67% for both equations (see online supplementary table S7).
Our data indicate that BMP2 raises sensitivity to TMZ in GBM stem cells, which undergo both glial and neuronal differentiation.
Compared to a simple exercise electrocardiography testing (XECG), perfusion imaging with Thallium or 99mTechnetium-sestamibi raises sensitivity, but prognostic value is less established [ 119].
