Sentence examples for being imputed to from inspiring English sources
In the analysis of both data sets, the default imputation method used 1000 flanking markers on each side of the marker being imputed to infer the haplotype allele carried.
"My hope would be that any presidential candidate can go to a church and hear a sermon and even hear some controversial statements without those views being imputed to them".
The letter from the caucus said there was evidence "that Malik will likely be persecuted in Guinea on account of his father's political opinion being imputed to him, his membership in this prominent family and his mental condition".
Notably, nowadays all studies are being imputed to the whole 1KG reference panel regardless of the background of the population.
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.
If, in spite of this, mediocrity shows in her acts and deeds, it strikes me as an absurd anomaly, to be imputed to the faults of Frenchmen, not to the genius of the land...
