The phrase "sensitive internally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is delicate or requires careful handling within a specific context, such as emotions or information.
Example: "The report contains sensitive internally data that should not be shared outside the team."
Alternatives: "internally delicate" or "internally sensitive information."
Results indicate that the SCI is internally consistent, sensitive to change and correlates strongly with established screening instruments, known to be sensitive to clinical insomnia (PSQI and ISI).
A highly sensitive assay based on new internally quenched fluorogenic peptide substrates has been developed for monitoring protease activities.
The most common deployment is on an Internet connection, but more and more organizations are using firewalls internally to segment sensitive areas.
Secure Email meets encryption requirements for confidential or sensitive data sent outside of internally protected email systems - addresses other than those ending in @cumc.columbia.edu, @nyp.org, and @med.cornell.edu.edu
Since the ultraviolet shield need protect only easily damaged cells in the nervous and reproductive systems, it does not necessarily have to lie in the skin but can instead be located internally, immediately around sensitive organs.
The objective of this study was therefore to identify the predictive factors for GH deficiency in children consulting for short stature and/or decreased growth rate and to construct and validate internally a very sensitive and fairly specific predictive tool that is simple to use to avoid unnecessary tests.
Cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT) for panic disorder is one such instance, because it has demonstrated its superiority in the rigorously internally calibrated, drug-sensitive [ 2] group of patients vis-à-vis the pill placebo arm [ 3] and also against a non-specific psychological intervention [ 4].
You can be internally strong and authentically sensitive at the same time.
The ADOS shows excellent inter-rater reliability, is internally consistent, and is sensitive and specific in diagnosing ASD.
This part of the questionnaire was derived from a symptom diary used earlier and is internally reliable, valid and sensitive to change for acute LRTI (8).
