The results from this bioanalytical study, suggest that the discrepancy between the in vitro and in vivo potency of ZR2003 when compared with Iressa, may be imputed to its significantly lower tumour concentration.
"Some data may be imputed," said a spokeswoman for the Census Bureau, "but this is minimal given the scope of the decennial census".
Instead of using dummy codes, missing values on background data may be imputed prior to estimating the parameters of the conditioning model (OECD [2006]; Weirich et al. [2012].
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.
Conditions at the Radcliffe mill were improved; in 1795 John Aikin's A Description of the Country from thirty to forty miles round Manchester said of Peel's mills "The peculiar healthiness of-the people employed may be imputed partly to the judicious and humane regulations put in practice by Mr. Peel, and partly to the salubrity of the air and climate".
For example, waist measurement may be imputed from a different participant with the same BMI and height.
Corresponding imputed values of X and X2 will not, in general, be consistent with one another, e.g. X may be imputed as 2 while X2 is imputed as 5.
For example, the standard deviation may be imputed using the typical standard deviations in the other trials 116 117 (see item 14).
Standard deviations may have to be reconstructed from other statistics such as P values and t statistics, 115 116 or occasionally they may be imputed from the standard deviations observed in other studies.
Since the non-consecutive missing values in some cases may be imputed by decimal numbers, i.e. non-integers, we have not calculated the MP estimates when single imputation has been applied prior to the data analysis.
