A.1.RI:9 - Consequences

The practitioner can join observations through an explicit subject construction, distinguish what has been resolved from what remains assumed, and continue calculations that are unaffected by remaining alternatives. A changed premise has a recoverable effect on the identifying result.

The Method depends on the coverage and quality of the available subject account. Constructing and comparing many alternatives can become expensive; domain algorithms and the receiving decision determine how much of that work is worthwhile.