"significantly sensitive" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a situation, object, or person that is very sensitive to change or pressure. For example: "The financial markets are significantly sensitive to alterations in government policy".
Class III mutants (swi3-E1, E59, E59 and E68) were not significantly sensitive to HU and MMS, but did show significant sensitivity to 5 µM CPT (Figure 1A).
The sensitivity analysis revealed that the average cost per patient was not significantly sensitive to changes in the discount rate.
The rutting potential of both RAP-UGMs and VA-UGMs is significantly sensitive to temperature.
The results show that the higher order NOFRFs are significantly sensitive to the stiffness ratio.
The specific heat capacity during phase transformation was found to be significantly sensitive to the heating/cooling rate.
Model results are not significantly sensitive to the thermal transient and the effect of temperature on the corrosion rate.
Interestingly, the chloroquine-resistant strain W2 was significantly more sensitive to these drugs than was the chloroquine-sensitive strain HB3.
In some contrasts, DDA measures were significantly less sensitive than peak scoring, and in two contrasts, CDA 2 was significantly more sensitive than peak scoring.
Importantly, average GCIPL thickness was significantly more sensitive than temporal pRNFL by Cirrus (P < 0.05), and minimum GCIPL was significantly more sensitive than temporal pRNFL by Spectralis for the detection of retinal thickness changes in RRMS (P < 0.05).
They expect to be able to make the technique significantly more sensitive in the future, perhaps even able to match the sensitivity of SQUIDs.
Average GCIPL thickness was significantly more sensitive than temporal pRNFL by Cirrus (96.34% versus 58.41%) and minimum GCIPL thickness was significantly more sensitive than temporal pRNFL by Spectralis (96.41% versus 69.69%).
