In Weaver, applying scientific assumptions to subjects that are not completely natural.

In his opinion, it is not fair to use scientific assumptions about which problems are worth solving in order to judge the merit of other ideologies.

The United States also stood virtually alone in challenging the scientific assumptions underlying the Kyoto Protocol.

Mr. Williams's lawyers had no access to the data on which these estimates were based or to their underlying scientific assumptions.

Mr. Illarionov had said the treaty was based on false and even deceptive scientific assumptions.

It is based on available data and certain scientific assumptions in the absence of data.

It also called for new assessment procedures based on a different set of scientific assumptions.

The new work, appearing in the current issue of the journal Nature, overturns widespread scientific assumptions that inherited traits are invariably relayed through the genes.

Imposing excessively severe restrictions on European industry, often on the basis of dubious scientific assumptions, is a factor restricting our competitiveness.

Following Carnegie's death, the Corporation began to align its programs with the more scientific assumptions that were coming to dominate social initiatives in the early part of this century.