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However, although this can be imputed to randomness, when comparing Figures 10 and 12, we see that the system stability is not necessarily insured by an increase of exchanged information rate.

This can be imputed to the initialization step of the algorithm in which the two sets C1 and C2 are initialized with two random fragments that have high probability of being mates in the correct bipartition.

In between the two frescoes a significant difference is also evident that can be imputed to a different distance and angulation of the spotlights; the following higher illuminance is measured by the Hobo 10 located on the altar that, as said above, is the only zone lit by daylight (Figure 2).

This increase can be imputed to the increase of the SiH4 partial pressure and thus of the silane deposition rate.

This is why human beings, unlike animals, can be imputed with blame or merit for their deeds.

Missing data can be imputed via simple or multiple imputation methodology.

Again, this suggests that when there is sufficient evolutionary evidence, missing interactions can be imputed with high accuracy.

The objective of this study was to investigate how well whole genome sequence variants can be imputed from a HD SNP marker panel in Nordic dairy bulls.

One particularly important development is the "pent" design (Mitchell and Weinberg 2005) for studying maternal fetal interactions, entailing genotypes of a mother, her offspring, her spouse, and her parents; in this design, paternal grandparents are not needed, as their mating type can be imputed.

This indicates that the main issue with imputation of ungenotyped individuals is the limited number of SNPs that can be imputed unambiguously and these might not be evenly distributed across the genome.

With the multiple imputation approach, the true values are regarded to be missing and can be imputed using information similar to the information used in the regression calibration approach (repeated measurements or true values from substudy).