Sensitiivisemmät

Sensitiivisemmät is a Finnish term that translates to "more sensitive" or "most sensitive." It is not a standalone scientific or technical term but rather a comparative or superlative form of the adjective "sensitiivinen" (sensitive). The meaning and context of "sensitiivisemmät" are entirely dependent on what is being described as sensitive.

In various contexts, "sensitiivisemmät" could refer to individuals, materials, processes, or systems that exhibit a heightened response to stimuli compared to others. For example, in a discussion about skin types, "sensitiivisemmät ihotyypit" would refer to skin types that are more prone to irritation or reactions. In the realm of technology, "sensitiivisemmät anturit" would denote sensors that can detect smaller changes or fainter signals. When discussing emotional responses, "sensitiivisemmät ihmiset" might describe individuals who are more easily affected by their surroundings or the emotions of others.

The term is frequently used in everyday language, academic research, and professional fields to highlight a degree of sensitivity. Understanding what is being referred to as "more sensitive" requires examining the surrounding information to grasp the specific domain and the nature of the sensitivity being discussed. Its application is broad, making it a versatile descriptor in Finnish.