Sentence examples for impute it to a from inspiring English sources

To explain the rejection, the next step, still following [8], is to impute it to a lack of stationarity or to something more complex.

They cannot but see that it is of no real consequence; and will be more likely to be displeased with it as an attempt to bubble them, than to impute it to a watchfulness over their rights.

To reduce recall bias, we collected the information on PMTCT and VCT on a quarterly basis and imputed it to a yearly quantity if the health center began offering ART before July 1 of the designated year.

Once the cheating starts, it's natural to impute it to others.

Because the latter data set contains errors and is incomplete, we detail the process of cleaning and imputing it to provide a year's worth in hourly increments for two forward operating bases in Afghanistan.

For the k th test dataset, we impute it by an imputation method, apply the SEMD with a given smoothing parameter λ to a new composite data which consists of the imputed k th dataset and the remaining training dataset, and calculate the prediction error for the k th test dataset.

"Unless the court is to impute to Congress an intention to establish an antitrust regime to cover the world, the answer must be no," he wrote.

A decent respect for the policy of Congress must save us from imputing to it a self-defeating, if not disingenuous purpose.

Here, it would be just as anomalous to impute to Congress an intention in effect to expand the defendant class for 10b-5 actions beyond the bounds delineated for comparable express causes of action.

But it has also presumed to offer him something "more" valuable according to the value system it imputes to him: a tawdry love of gleaming gold fixtures, common to vulgar despots all the way back to Midas himself.

As we have just seen, according to some critics of trope theory, to say of the trope that it is a kind of property is to impute in it a complex (propositional) structure.