Sentence examples for we have imputed from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the majority of GWAMA 'hits' are used as inputs in the GWAMA-based scores, since in this case we use imputed dosages for GWAMA 'hits' that are not directly genotyped, and we have imputed dosages with relatively good imputation quality for all but 3 of the GWAMA 'hits' (Supplementary Material, Table S2).

In the latter case, we have imputed a "0", the most frequent value, as number of suicide attempts.

For some scale or score-based variables we have imputed a value based on the information from other variables in the scale/score.

For example, we have imputed pairwise distances that could not be computed from the submatrices using a four-point metric [ 18, 39].

We have imputed the missing values by FCM-GO-impute method [ 38]; also all the sample vectors in the dataset are normalized in order to have the zero mean and standard deviation of one.

In this study, in an attempt to discern any changes in student socio-economic background pre and post introduction of the new admission process, we have imputed for all Western Australian students an ICSEA score on the basis of the high school in which they completed their TES or TER.

Second, only SNPs were included that we had imputed data for (mostly in addition to the fingerprint data; rs265981, rs6275, rs1800497, rs6280, rs2519152, and rs4680), resulting in 7,734 individuals with full genotypic and phenotypic data.

We have been able to include several important confounders and have imputed the missing data, with largely similar results.

Tabari quotes him thus: "I have fabricated things against God and have imputed to Him words which He has not spoken".

Similarly, Lord Wilson would have imputed the same outcome, but he rather takes apart the crucial paragraph from Lady Hale's judgment in Stack and demonstrates how her third sentence (about doing away with fairness) was manifestly incorrect.

The specific length of a beard, the way it is trimmed, whether or not it is dyed: these distinctions make a deliberate statement about the wearer's religious affiliations and the degree of his piety — or the degree of piety that he wishes to have imputed to him.