Sentence examples for it is imputed from inspiring English sources

In humans it is imputed to be a mortality cause in immunocompromised patients.

The total number of years of schooling is not directly available from the census data and it is imputed based on the highest certificate, degree or diploma (see Table A1 in appendix).

The 'fear, suspicion or doubt' is, in some sense, 'irrealis': it is imputed to the generalised addressee, the readers of the piece, rather than observed as having occurred or being associated with any specified emoter.

He wrote, "It is imputing something very odd to the working of the congressional brain to say that Congress took care to bar application of the Act to the class of employment contracts it most obviously had authority to legislate about in 1925..."....

If a peak was observed over 50% of the time the value was imputed as the average intensity, otherwise it was imputed as ½ of the minimum observed intensity.

When a father's education was listed as unknown (n = 9), it was imputed as no college degree.

In other cases it was imputed based on the most probable values (taking into account available data).

In five trials, SD of HbA1c was not given, and it was imputed by averaging the SDs from trials in which it was reported (9).

When pre-ICU creatinine was lacking, it was imputed using the MDRD formula, assuming an essentially normal baseline glomerular filtration rate of 75 mL/min/1.73 m.

As only the first occurrence of the event was of interest, the response E it was imputed only when E ij = 0 for all j < t.

The following rules were applicable for all computed models: In case an adjustment factor was missing, it was imputed by the corresponding weighted mean computed with available data.