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"was less sensitive to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when something is not as responsive or reactive to something else as it once was. For example, "The old clock was less sensitive to temperature changes than the new one."
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Meanwhile, SBS bio-binder was less sensitive to temperature than the base binder and such sensitivity decreased with the increase in bio-oil content before RTFO.
With indirect ophthalmoscopy as reference, direct ophthalmoscopy had a high sensitivity to detect retinal hemorrhages and papilloedema but was less sensitive to detect retinal whitening (Table 4).
Because it was organized around personalities, they argued, it was less sensitive to quality.
BIOCLIM was less sensitive to data density.
The revised RMI was less sensitive to differences.
The model was less sensitive to the number of moths per imported object (Figure 8C).
The compressive notch strength was less sensitive to the tensile notch strength.
The damage microstructure was less sensitive to dose than to temperature.
Mapping showed that RF was less sensitive to the training set sampling intensity.
Emulsifying activity was less sensitive to temperature, ionic strength and more stable at acidic pH.
Overall, A. tubingensis was less sensitive to treatments than A. steynii.
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