Sentence examples for imputed claims from inspiring English sources

Authors' response: We suppose that the size of claims is in the eye of the beholder, but several times in this reply we have emphasized that our claims are really very modest, and that instead you have several times imputed claims to us that we either do not make, or do not intend to make.

Indirect work loss costs were calculated based on employer payments for disability claims and imputed wages for medically-related work absence days (e.g., days in the hospital, physician visits).

Second, costs for patients with capitated services (30% of the study patients) were imputed based on the mean costs of noncapitated claims by state or health plan, age grouping (17, 18 34, 35 44, 45 54, 55 64, 65 74, 75 84, and 85+), and major diagnostic category for inpatient claims, and state or health plan, age grouping, and procedure group for outpatient claims.

This is in line with the claim of Rubin that 5 to 10 imputed datasets are enough to achieve high efficiency [ 6].

Before claiming that a patient's low level of PNa may be imputed to SIADH, one must keep in mind that various endocrine disorders induce hyponatremia the features of which may masquerade as SIADH, at least at first glance.

Lukács gives two reasons for this claim: in the 1920 essay, titled "Class Consciousness", he distinguishes between "empirical" and rational, "imputed" class consciousness (1920a: 51 and 74) that only constitutes an "objective possibility" given the interests of the proletariat.

The rest was imputed rent.

Will Mandelson be wheeled out again to deny that such a thing was ever imputed?

No doubt, too, Rampling was sick of being imputed with a personality that was not hers.

Almost all the crimes imputed to Mr. Milosevic in the indictment occurred during the NATO bombing.

So what are the other characteristics of this Harold, which the public imputed to Byron?