Sentence examples for would impute from inspiring English sources

Any suggestion that CUNY faculty or students would be discouraged from free discussion by the chancellor's participation in such discussion would impute to them a timidity that is absurd in reality.

A $70 million deal would impute a value on all of ICTSI of over $280 million, more than four and a half times its current market cap.

By comparison, the Bayesian approach with Beta(1,1) prior would impute a mean number of successes of f / (f + 1 ) or just under 1.

While Mrs. Clinton said she would not "impute any kind of bad faith," she said she was troubled by the administration's "unwillingness to revisit any aspect of this decision as more and better information becomes available".

Otherwise, envy could be granted to motivate egalitarianism, but this would not impute any concern aside from concerns with justice to the position.

The reason for including the dependent variable of the regression models into the imputation model is that otherwise the missing union membership would be imputed as though it had no relationship with paid vacation taken.

Note that unlike traditional missing data imputation approaches (in which the missing cholesterol of those on treatment would be imputed based on the observed cholesterols of other participants at the same exam who were untreated), we are using an independent subset of new-users with pre- and post- treatment values to develop the imputation model.

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.

Steenge [22] argues that the resulting technical coefficients matrix only would represent imputed commodity specific input proportions, consistent with the overall use and make tables.

If TALIS was the donor survey, then records in TALIS would be imputed more than once into PISA, which could then artificially reduce the variability of the distributions of the variables in the synthetic data set.

Justice Hugo Black said that to treat the editorial as a threat to the judicial process "would be to impute to judges a lack of firmness, wisdom or honor, which we cannot accept as a major premise".