They make claims based on long-term trends".
Instead, it loosened the rules so that food manufacturers could make claims based on the same kind of inconclusive evidence supplements have been using.
Instead, the publication made claims based on old sermons and statements from the couple's church, Antioch Community Church and its pastor, Jimmy Seibert.
His account of orality is based almost entirely on Homer, but the history of the Homeric text is not known, which forces Havelock to make claims based on assumptions that cannot fully be tested.
But because the tobacco industry has zero credibility, only the F.D.A. would have the moral authority to make health claims, based on real science, about smokeless products versus cigarettes.
Journalists and their editors should challenge more loudly and more often those who make daft claims based on dodgy statistics.
Rambus did not tell the group it was laying the groundwork to make patent claims based on the standards, according to the complaint.
Right-wing media commentators think that Dan Rather should resign because he made false claims based on documents that turned out to be fraudulent.
But Dr. Mark B. McClellan, the new F.D.A. commissioner, said that the food industry could now make health claims based on "the weight of scientific evidence," or when the evidence supporting the claim outweighs the evidence in opposition.
While the law, the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994, forbade manufacturers to claim that their products "treat, cure or prevent" any disease, it allowed them to make vaguer claims based on a standard that did not require them to do any testing.
