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The sentence 'were sensitive to both' is correct and usable in written English.
It implies that someone was aware of and sympathetic towards two different things. For example: "The therapist was sensitive to both the sadness and the anger that the patient was experiencing."
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Furthermore, these differences were sensitive to both substrate stiffness and the presence of the Twist oncogene.
The isolates were sensitive to both metals and at similar EC50 values.
Aculeata were sensitive to both the presence and intensity of off-road traffic.
The results obtained in the current study indicated that these strains were sensitive to both the surfactin and rhamnolipid extracts produced by ST34 and ST5, respectively.
In HER2-amplified SNU216 cells that were sensitive to both, lapatinib suppressed gene expression more potently than gefitinib.
The WB-F344 cells were sensitive to both agents, but the WB311 cells only showed significant inhibition of DNA synthesis in response to Torin1.
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From there, they worked north and south with Lauritsen electroscopes, which are sensitive to both beta rays and gamma rays.
Earthworms cannot see or hear, but they are sensitive to both light and vibrations.
The new technique builds on this earlier work, and is based on a protein called TRPV4, which is sensitive to both temperature and stretching forces.
The sensing material is sensitive to both bend and stretch.
This multimode double-polarised antenna is sensitive to both components of the RF signal.
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