Sentence examples for able to experiment on from inspiring English sources

We feel fortunate to be able to experiment on a large scale.

Part of the problem of that particular professor was probably that he hadn't been able to experiment on undergraduates while working on his PhD in library science.

Due to the difficulties of being able to experiment on living people, the irregular results that have been published and the differences between human and animal spines, simulation models have been developed through the use of finite elements (FE).

He was able to experiment, to please himself.

On the whole, Republicans favour spending cuts, whereas Democrats are more inclined to preserve services, even if it means higher taxes.Inevitably, the federal government will end up mimicking the policies of the states that cope best with such difficulties, one of the great strengths of a system in which 50 states are able to experiment and compete on policies.

Because it didn't have to look much like a hand they were able to experiment with the shape, finally settling on a shield to place over his arm as well as a pair of pinchers to hold the pick.

And with more Legendaries (and epics and rares) getting to more players, it might even help the overall health of the game, with players able to experiment more with new decks based on cards they might not have had otherwise (eh, who am I kidding? Everyone will still netdeck).

"So I focused on myself and I was able to experiment and create something entirely different from what I was doing before.

They wanted to be able to experiment.

And he is able to experiment in the studio.

AUDIENCE: Have you been able to experiment [INAUDIBLE].