Sentence examples for imputing it to from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

Even heel-clicking Oliver North, when it came to his criminal trial on Iran-contra charges, felt he had to impute it all to the president at last.

The choice of whether to ignore or impute missing data, and how to impute it, may affect the findings of the trial.

While HDRS ranges between 0 and 52, we were able to impute it with 2.8 RMSE and predict it with 4.5 RMSE which are low relative errors.

iii) The appropriate exposure metric is not known and there are no biological data from which to impute it.

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

Likewise, Herbener explains, this led Fetter to also conclude that "[t]he rental price of each producer good is imputed to it by entrepreneurial demand and is equal to its discounted marginal value product.