The phrase "sensitivity to different" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's ability to understand and respond appropriately to varying situations or people. Example: "The job requires a high level of sensitivity to different cultural norms and customs."
At least two studies have reported greater reactivity in women than in men [12], [13] one showed the opposite [14], one showed no differences [15] and one showed differential sensitivity to different cue-induced measures [16].
Therefore, differences in metal concentrations are likely to modify regional sensitivity to different PrP variants, but understanding how and to what extent this happens awaits further research.
The activity patterns we observe here could again point to differential sensitivity to different kinds of risk information in a network of risk-sensitive areas rather than to an absolute anatomical dissociation.
The task demands sensitivity to different cultures and, in the case of Wales, languages as well.
Accuracy, fluidity, rhythmic sharpness and an acute sensitivity to different orchestral sonorities – all of which put him strangely alongside the sound of the historical performance movement whose principles he so despised.
The humanities and social sciences "enable us to participate in a global economy that requires understanding of diverse cultures and sensitivity to different perspectives".
Delvotest SP-NT has varying sensitivity to different antibiotics groups.
Figure 12 CoLBP detector performance sensitivity to different face decision criterion function parameters.
Sensitivity to different consumer tastes is also crucial to survival, said Richard Barton, managing partner, Newgate Communications in Hong Kong.
Such CDF plots are useful for understanding the system output sensitivity to different levels of uncertainty in input parameters.
However, several problems exist with these single component oxides due to their similar sensitivity to different gases.
