Sentence examples for imputed acts from inspiring English sources

Additionally, R03M is indeed higher in the scenario with higher number of imputed acts but the relative increase compared to the non-shuffled data is much less pronounced.

Clinton's] first steps in the Senate will be; anyone who says he does, based on her past performance, makes the mistake of imputing her acts to character rather than to situation.

He added: "He is not really aware that the act imputed to him was done by him".

His lawyer said Mr. de Guzman was "not really aware that the act imputed to him was done by him".

Differences in imputed data on the number of UAS acts for persons with high numbers of partners can potentially influence outcomes heavily.

For men with more than three partners we imputed data on the number of UAS acts for partner four and above, before estimating R03M in the weighted configuration model, since observations with more than three partners were censored.

Bloom's primary insight was that contemporary literary study imputed a false benignity to the act of poetic invention, when in reality it grew out of competitive struggle, pitting young poets against their elders.

If Eli Ginzberg was right – and often he was – the suspected physician shortage now imputed by critics of the Affordable Care Act may actually drive our health system into more efficient medical practice.

One interpretation relies on the following basic idea: the value of real compensation the rectification or compensation at which we would aim if only it were possible is imputed, at least in part, to the act of symbolic compensation (see Nozick 1993, chs. 1 and 2).

The estimated 'per sex-act' HIV and HSV-2 efficacies were imputed from CAPRISA 004.

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...