Imagine what would have happened if, over the history of science, we imputed to God's hand everything we didn't understand.
To maximize the availability of serological data for analysis we imputed to the woman the serological result from the second visit if the one for the enrollment visit was missing, which resulted in 304 imputations.
"We, as evangelical Christians, are really, really prone, it seems to me, to become so enthused with political figures that we just automatically impute to them almost superheroic status," he said.
Ironically, this clear contempt for and ignorance of LGBT lives is precisely the sort of animus Justice Scalia says we should not impute to DOMA's backers.
Quality schools and quality teaching clearly can make a difference in children's lives, sometimes a huge difference, but we too often attempt to impute to teachers impossible powers.
In truth, however, these conditions are not a matter of the members' actual feelings and thoughts they are interpretive properties that we would do well to impute to them (201).
But he thinks that the way we impute blame to others suggests that we think of rational beings as free to act rightly regardless of the natural causes that we can point to in order to explain their wrong actions, and thus are free (A 554 5/B 554 5/B
In the development cohort, we imputed 11 to 34 missing values on respiratory rate, white cell counts, and GCS using multiple imputation (MI) techniques and the other variables with complete data [ 25, 26].
We imputed responses to skipped questions in part II of the YPAS by using subjects' self-reported time spent participating in exertion-matched activities indicated on part I of the YPAS.
As he explained to Munk in another context, his own philosophy was rooted in what he learned from Camus: "That we impute meaning and purpose to things that are totally adventitious or accidental; that there is no God; that there just is; that there's no life after death".
