The phrase "accurately imputed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the precise assignment or attribution of a value, characteristic, or quality to something or someone.
Example: "The data was accurately imputed into the model, leading to reliable results."
Alternatives: "correctly assigned" or "precisely attributed."
Previous studies have shown that long-range phasing and haplotype library imputation provide accurately imputed genotypes in livestock populations at a low computational input when the reference population is large [ 6, 43- 45].
This might be because KIN yielded greater imputation accuracy so close relatives were very accurately imputed, but the final GEBV had poorer accuracy because the less related animals impacted GEBV estimation.
First, I use an additional national representative sample to better approximate the actual fathers' birth cohorts so that fathers' missing permanent earnings are more accurately imputed.
Sixteen samples for rs11209026 and thirty-two samples for rs10484554 were accurately imputed.
A minority of common-frequency SNPs with particular properties cannot be accurately imputed regardless of QC stringency.
Pre-phasing the genotypes of both the reference and validation populations not only results in highly accurately imputed genotypes but is also computationally efficient.
Data from further studies of parasite physiology will be useful for refining the imputation model, to incorporate additional variation and more accurately impute lowly expressed genes.
Hence, advanced algorithms must be developed to accurately impute the missing values.
Because the majority of SNPs studied here are in low linkage disequilibrium, we were unable to accurately impute missing genotypes using methods based on linkage disequilibrium.
For example, a statistical method for modeling DNA methylation dynamics across development that can accurately impute missing methylation data across blood cell differentiation was recently published [ 32].
Hence, the ability to accurately impute SNPs with low MAF is one of the most important criteria to assess the imputation programs.
