Sentence examples for may impute to from inspiring English sources

It is a familiar point from literary and other kinds of interpretation in the arts that an interpretation may impute to its object a certain content that consists in or reflects its normative significance or impact, without thereby imputing the content to the psychology of the agent who produced the object, and the interpretation's success does not depend on such implicit endorsement.

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.

A second feature of survey data is that some of it may be imputed to account for item non-response.

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.

Previous studies have suggested that the reduction in plasma HDL-cholesterol concentrations with TFA intake (mainly from PHVO) compared with cis-MUFAs may be imputed to increased CETP activities.

For example, when the logistic model is used and a test result is missing for an infant who has not previously tested positive, the observation is dropped, although if subsequent tests are negative, the missing test result may be imputed to be negative.

There is such a thing as aesthetic merit, or more likely, aesthetic merits, complicated as they may be to articulate or impute to any given work.

Alternatively, if the meaning of missing values cannot be established, researchers may impute missing data using clearly specified assumptions about the meaning of missing values.

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

Thus, the marked irreversibility of the action of RB24 may be partially imputed to additive antiproliferative contribution of species generated during the degradation steps that precede the formation of ZR08.

Impaired lung function may be caused by the adverse hemodynamic effects that are mainly imputed to direct vasoconstrictive actions of high oxygen concentrations, and atelectasis which may be aggravated by local and systemic inflammatory responses.