Sentence examples for impute properties from inspiring English sources

Bromberger (1992a, p.176) claims that linguists "often impute properties to types after observing and judging some of their tokens and seem to do this in a principled way" and calls the principle that licenses this inference the Platonic Relationship Principle.

Classifiers overtly specify the basic unit of the object because they denote some prominently perceived or imputed properties of the entity to which associated nouns refer, as defined in Allan (1977).

The process of randomly imputing property records, and hence Townsend and proximity scores, to the 112,248 population according to housing type is not trivial.

The different but comparable cytotoxic effects of ZnO NPs and modified ZnO NPs imputes that surface properties also plays important role in cytotoxicity of NPs along with its size.

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.

Following discussion of preliminary results it was decided to use actual deprivation and proximity scores for the injured, and to impute values randomly according to property type for the uninjured.

However, imputed data can be problematic to use for assessing the measurement properties of an instrument, as imputed data will artificially reduce variation in overall scores.

A minority of common-frequency SNPs with particular properties cannot be accurately imputed regardless of QC stringency.

To cope with missing values, we can apply standard statistical imputation methods or develop application-specific methods that take advantage of the particular properties of the data being imputed.

There is a cultural imperative in US and European-based social theory to think of personal identity in terms of "interior" properties, including values and other imputed bases of individual preference.

Some of the inaccurately imputed variants were due to poor clustering properties.