| Local correction | A small owner-specific repair preserves working claims, while a package-wide rewrite feels safer. |
| Construction and description | They must correspond for relied-on uses, while they remain different results with different tests. |
| Representation | A representation must expose what its use needs, while omission can be deliberate for another use. |
| Trial evidence | Actual Work can reveal contradictions, while failure can also come from situation, capability, support, or another direct relation. |
| Conformance | Named schemes can make checks repeatable, while scheme passage can be mistaken for practical adequacy. |
| Currentness | Editions and sources change, while a once-valid claim may remain syntactically consistent and practically stale. |
| Candidate status | Candidate accounts benefit from correction, while coherence must not launder them into admitted Methods. |