Although we try to minimize the use of such assumptions, our models, like all other models of empirical sciences, cannot be formulated without using a minimum of not empirically founded assumptions.
Environmental risk assessment requires the use of scientifically founded assumptions and appropriate default estimates about the exposed population, the intensity and duration of exposure, and the dose response relationship.
The discovery throws new light on the ubiquity of Kelvin-Helmholtz billows in nature and, as a happy byproduct, the universality of natural law — a founding assumption of modern science.
Estimates of body mass often represent the founding assumption on which biomechanical and macroevolutionary hypotheses are based.
It appears that your work rests on founding assumptions that no experiment has justified.
Zionism and the Israeli state's most basic founding assumptions depend heavily (though, as he concedes, never exclusively) on the ethno-nationalist pseudo-history he attacks.
Peter was a leading figure involved in the ferments around the subject, co-founding the journal Literature and History in 1975, and bringing his fine analytical intelligence to bear on some of the founding assumptions of the discipline.
His intimate experiential knowledge of the founding assumptions of managed health care in America today is abundantly evident in his powerful critique of the overly simplistic models of medical judgment that ground most of our health programs.
Never well founded, this assumption is today clearly unreasonable.
When claims for more significant public's presence in exploratory foresight are raised, they are founded on assumption that the interrelation between the foresight practitioner and the object of futures inquiry could be enriched.
These studies founded on assumption that the larger the information content of EEG, the better the neurological status of brain.
