Sentence examples for receptive to experiment from inspiring English sources

As film historian James Harvey describes, compared to their richer competition, the two studios were "more receptive to experiment, more tolerant of chaos on the set.

But Mr. Dean predicted that Gov. Tommy G. Thompson of Wisconsin, the man chosen to be secretary of health and human and services, would be more receptive to state experiments.

Tapas are bar-food, after all, and I find that people are more receptive to my culinary experiments when they've had enough to drink.

In 18 of the 19 studies, the non-smoking adolescents, who were more aware of tobacco advertising or receptive to it, were more likely to experiment with cigarettes or become smokers at follow-up.

Although other music students at the art school were also pushing into new sonic territories, they weren't terribly receptive to Chapman's and Potts's abrasive experiments.

Consequently, many people have concluded that the stimulus experiment has failed and are receptive to the conservative theory that fiscal contraction may do a better job of jump-starting growth.

In turn, use each time you praise a person as an experiment to make sure that person is receptive to that type of praise.

He carried on his experiments with monkeys since they are the only animals receptive to the disease.

In some experiments, we used the HepG2-A16-CD81 cell line that is highly receptive to P. yoelii sporozoites (Yalaoui et al, 2008).

To maximize the likelihood that females were receptive to males, the most heavily gravid females were collected and were not available for the experiment until after parturition.

Peptide binding and dissociation experiments have shown that peptide-free MHC II can adopt two interconverting forms, one receptive to and one averse to peptide loading [11], [12], [13].