Sentence examples for imputing to from inspiring English sources

This was essentially the approach used in Henry and Boscoe 2008 [33], applying a multiple imputation approach to estimate expected rates of imputing to the correct Census units.

Separate imputation models were used for the two cohorts, imputing to the full 12 996 women in ALSPAC and 3005 women in SWS who had any measurements of mean arterial pressure in pregnancy.

The expected success rates and their variance can be determined analytically without the need for multiple imputation since the weights (i.e. probability of imputing to the correct Census units) are known for all strategies in this type of experiment where we know the truth, but subset the data to behave as though we do not.

*An intuitive psychology, used to understand others by imputing to them a mind with beliefs and desires.

The statute says anyone who "speaks of and concerning any woman, married or unmarried, falsely and maliciously imputing to her a want of chastity" is committing a misdemeanor.

But in Judge Gary's opinion, "For a man to say that he is prejudiced against horse thieves is no ground for imputing to him any misconduct as a juror".

Three single imputation approaches were used and were denoted: minimum (each MV is imputed to 0), maximum (each MV is imputed to 3) and person-mean.

But I think he imputes to my argument more cynicism than originally intended.

His remarks impute to Jewishness itself a hawkish pro-Israeli bias.

Six hundred million dollars is the value Trump imputes to this highly provisional asset.

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