Sentence examples for are imputing to from inspiring English sources

Many-valued logicians note that the error they are imputing to classical logic is often so small that classical logic can still be fruitfully applied.

Sample sizes are obviously larger, given that observations for grouped countries are imputed to specific countries.

50 k SNP-chip data are imputed to HD data and then to sequence level [ 10].

In eMERGE, genetic data are imputed to 1,000 genomes reference panel (March 2012 release) [Abecasis et al., 2012].

For example, in the United States, more than 30,000 deaths within half a year are imputed to hip fractures [ 2].

Missing values on analytical variables have been imputed to the country-specific mean using the dummy-variable imputation method to avoid losing further observations (Allison 2002).

Three single imputation approaches were used and were denoted: minimum (each MV is imputed to 0), maximum (each MV is imputed to 3) and person-mean.

In ancient times ritual child murder was imputed to the Christians by their pagan enemies.

"Accordingly, his knowledge of his own perjury cannot be imputed to the prosecution".

And of course, it will concurrently be imputed to all A.-A.'s -- since, you know, they can't tell us apart anyway.

He bristled when Democrats suggested that the motives of the President who nominated him, or of the Republican Party, could be imputed to him.