B.1.1:6 - Bias-Annotation

Bias risk	Failure	Mitigation
Graph as ontology	A graph node or edge is treated as the in-life object or relation.	Recover the dependency structure and the exact relations, then use the patterns that define or test them before graph expression.
One-edge-fits-all	`depends on` carries parthood, order, representation, source use, evidence, and influence at once.	Split the relation kinds and name the pattern that defines or tests each one.
External influence as parthood	Supply, measurement, teaching, source use, or control is drawn as a component relation.	Use the exact boundary-crossing, evidence, source-use, publication-use, transformation, supply, or control relation and its defining pattern.
Design-description and run-occurrence collapse	A planned dependency graph is treated as evidence of performed work.	Separate design description, work occurrence, and evidence relations.