'assumption laden' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to ideas, beliefs, or statements that are based on assumptions, rather than facts. For example: "Her opinions on the matter were assumption laden, and not based on any hard evidence."
This is a less assumption-laden strategy.
Like any extrapolation, these projections are assumption-laden and are necessarily approximate, although they are instructive.
Second, the EST data themselves were "messy" compared to other data sets we have examined [ 18]. EST tentative consensus sequences, which formed the start of our analysis, are themselves assembled from individual short EST sequences using complex and assumption-laden informatics protocols [ 30].
The results also reveal that the commonly used assumption that surfactant-laden interfaces may be modeled as immobile, is too simplistic to accurately model interfaces with small-molecule surfactants.
Many Muslims have questioned the evidence behind the widespread Western assumption of Mr. bin Laden's guilt, and he himself has never before acknowledged any involvement, although he has made clear that he championed the attacks.
A senior defense official had a similar view of the intelligence, but noted that Gen. Tommy R. Franks, who commands the American mission in Afghanistan, is "operating under the assumption" that Mr. bin Laden is still in Afghanistan.
Educated v less educated may be even more toxic than rich v poor, because it comes laden with assumptions of moral superiority.
The trial also revealed evidence that tended to counter long-held assumptions about Mr. bin Laden's followers, who have long been portrayed as marching in ideological lock step, ready to pay any price, including death, for his cause.
"Josh has been ahead of his time in terms of wanting the world to be transparent when other people didn't value that," says MIT economist David Autor, referring to Angrist's insistence on looking for empirical evidence rather than relying principally on models laden with assumptions.
