imputation
AmericanEtymology
Origin of imputation
1535–45; < Late Latin imputātiōn- (stem of imputātiō ), equivalent to Latin imputāt ( us ) past participle of imputāre to ascribe, impute + -iōn- -ion
Example Sentences
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The regulator said it would like more assurance that the ONS had sufficient steps in place to regularly review and improve sample design and representativeness, tackling bias, survey methodology, and imputation.
From BBC
The regulator said it would like more assurance that the ONS has sufficient steps in place to regularly review and improve sample design and representativeness, bias, survey methodology, and imputation.
From BBC
"The Government of India strongly rejects these preposterous imputations," it said.
From BBC
WeCount synthesizes the data and creates imputations for the clinics that don't send their data.
From Salon
The motion added that the stories were “at least substantially true” and “did not contain defamatory imputation.”
From Seattle Times
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