"sensitivity to the changes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone'sawareness of, and preparedness for, changes in their environment or situation. For example, "John demonstrated great sensitivity to the changes in the political landscape."
No other part of New York has had such a melodramatic, mood-ring sensitivity to the changes in the city's history, with an image for every decade.
This study highlights the process sensitivity to the changes of the main effective displacement process parameters.
Our experiment results show that a smaller sigma leads to sharp detection capability and provides greater sensitivity to the changes in smaller local areas.
For ascending the lower feed stage, somewhat detrimental effect occurs because of the accompanied adverse internal heat integration and strong sensitivity to the changes in operating condition.
For redistributing catalyst in the reactive section, fairly small negative influence is aroused by the sensitivity to the changes in operating condition.
For descending the upper feed stage, serious detrimental effect happens because of the introduced adverse internal heat integration and strong sensitivity to the changes in operating condition.
However, in a relatively small region, aerothermodynamics exhibits a great sensitivity to the change of nose radius (Rn).
The LPG PCF scheme possesses extremely high sensitivity to the change in refractive index induced by localized binding event in different solution media.
On the contrary, the byssogenesis rate of the zebra mussel showed the least sensitivity to the change of current velocity.
This decrease was due to a lower sensitivity to the change in the absorption coefficient as the region of activation was moved away from the source.
In Ref. 10, it was shown that AuNPs with size ranging from 35nm to 45nm in diameter exhibit maximum sensitivity to the change of the bulk refractive index.
