B.5.RR:4.4 - Choose the result the present reasoning supports

Relate the revised conclusion to the result requested in §4.1. It may supply the requested answer, a conditional answer, a bound or an obstruction. Say what the receiver can do with that result.

For a mathematical argument, carry the domain and assumptions into its conclusion. For an empirical application, examine the changed observation or applicability premise using the relevant subject method. Recomputing a model can establish its new consequence while leaving its correspondence with the physical situation unresolved.

If the original target is unattainable under the retained conditions, use the obstruction to propose a changed condition or a different question. Keep that proposal visible as a choice. A weaker result can be useful without silently replacing the requested result.

Obtain further evidence or checking when its possible outcomes can change this use. C.11.DUA helps compare that contribution with its cost. The method can finish with an explicitly conditional result when conditional use is sufficient.