The phrase "sensitive state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is delicate or requires careful handling, often in contexts related to emotions, politics, or security.
Example: "The negotiations were complicated by the sensitive state of relations between the two countries."
Alternatives: "delicate situation" or "fragile condition."
Although assays claiming to be highly sensitive state a functional sensitivity ≤0.1 μg/l, heterogeneity in assay reactivity may lead to differences in clinical performance.
Results show that the biomass is a sensitive state variable.
She comes from an environmentally sensitive state and was elected twice in Colorado.
"It's their most sensitive state security issue," said Mr. Lintner, the expert on ethnic groups.
No, they said, from the possibility that the leaker might reveal even more sensitive state information in the future.
PA is an altogether different beast and the deal raises questions about overseas companies potentially having access to secret and sensitive state information.
In particular, China is now insisting that it should be treated like other poor nations when it comes to overhauling the way it manages its industries, meaning that it would have more time to eliminate subsidies and trade barriers that it uses to support its farmers and to protect sensitive state-run industries like automobiles.
Interestingly, our approach using sensitive state-of the art mass spectrometry techniques, led to the identification of a few distinct CSF proteins, some of them with biological functions that appear of direct interest for MScl pathology.
Their rationale for favoring GLP studies over hundreds of publically funded studies ignores the central factor in determining the reliability and validity of scientific findings, namely, independent replication, and use of the most appropriate and sensitive state-of-the-art assays, neither of which is an expectation of industry-funded GLP research.
Features of the toxin-activated adenylate cyclase, including conversion of the enzyne to a GTP-sensitive state, and the increased sensitivity of activation by hormones, suggest analogies between the basic mechanism of action of choleragen and the events following binding of hormones to their receptors.
New Jersey is a notoriously tax-sensitive state, and Mr. Franks is trying to instill fear in voters' minds that Mr. Corzine is simply too rich for their blood.
