B.5.MPC:7 - Conformance Checklist
Use these checks on the claimed joint result and its explanation. They establish conformance to this Method’s stated use; physical validity and any stronger assurance claim require their applicable subject evidence.
| Check | Content to inspect |
|---|---|
| CC-MPC.1 — Receiving question | The explanation identifies the physical difference to be resolved and what the supported answer enables. |
| CC-MPC.2 — Physical premises | Participants, interactions and operating conditions are sufficient to recover the mathematical question; consequential assumptions remain distinguishable from observations. |
| CC-MPC.3 — Interpretable construction | Important quantities, structures and operations have meanings that survive the construction, and a lost distinction either leaves the use intact or changes the returned result. |
| CC-MPC.4 — Obtained consequence | The proof, construction, bound or computation is actually supplied for the stated case, with the decisive argument and its conditions. A missing operation is named as missing. |
| CC-MPC.5 — Executing arrangement | Any realization claim connects preparation, system operations and result reading. Range, units, initial state and ordering are recovered wherever they change the inference. |
| CC-MPC.6 — Joint and alternative dependencies | Jointly needed contributions remain together; alternative routes each satisfy the receiving need under their own conditions. A shared premise remains shared across alternatives. |
| CC-MPC.7 — Notation in use | The expression supports the needed operation under explained or familiar rules; new subject conclusions are justified by that operation rather than presented as mere re-expression of givens. |
| CC-MPC.8 — Supported return | The consequence is interpreted in the physical question with the bounds and uncertainties its use consumes. Conditional design and observed performance remain distinguishable. |
| CC-MPC.9 — Useful continuation | The explanation ends with an adequate use, a specific missing contribution or a justified next question. A change returns to its affected contribution and dependents. |
A short sufficient calculation can satisfy these questions without separate records for each row. A shared or consequential result retains enough of the derivation, interpretation and evidence for its receiver to inspect the connections.