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'sensitive to differences' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that somebody is aware of different ideas, cultures, or beliefs. For example: The teacher was very sensitive to the differences in the students' backgrounds and abilities, and tailored his teaching style to accommodate them.
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Current common typologies of support networks may not be sensitive to differences within and between different cultures.
The questionnaire was sensitive to differences between groups of fathers hypothesized to differ on important socio demographic or clinical variables.
These results suggest that our analysis is sensitive to differences in prognostic features exhibited by different tumor groups.
Like a MANOVA, a permanova is sensitive to differences in variance among groups, particularly when sample sizes differ substantially.
The revised RMI was less sensitive to differences.
Some neurons are sensitive to differences in the intensity and timing of sounds reaching the ears.
We therefore believe that the single trial values are more sensitive to differences in timing between the reactivated features.
Managers must be sensitive to differences among departmental processes and behaviors as they strive to build learning organizations.
The spatial distribution of CSANs was more sensitive to differences between freeze-thaw and growing seasons.
The proposed criterion is more sensitive to differences in flowability, as quantified by the repose angle.
This is due partly to a dearth of invariants sensitive to differences between such algebras.
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