| “This pattern is stronger.” | Recover which claim is meant, including any characteristic and scale it uses. If the sentence means pattern-quality evaluation, use E.21; if it means relation strength, use A.6.P; if the claimed degree of a characteristic has no scale, demote to ordinary prose or rewrite with the exact gain. |
| “Architecture score improved.” | Recover whether this is a score on a declared scale, pattern-quality coordinate, grounded architecture adequacy value, selected-structure characteristic value, Q-bundle value, benchmark result, gate threshold, or ordinary comparison. Use C.16.P before using the score. |
| “The metric supports launch.” | Recover measure, characteristic, scale, scoring method, threshold predicate or reference, and gate or decision pattern. The metric alone is not launch evidence, gate passage, decision authority, or launch justification. |
| “The model has robust quality.” | Recover robustness perturbation and scale, quality-term or evaluative characterization under C.16.Q, Q-bundle under C.25, or mathematical-lens use under C.29. |
| “Latent axis explains behavior.” | Recover whether axis is a latent coordinate, factor, mathematical lens, characteristic, or ordinary source-local word. Use C.29 when a mathematical-lens use is being claimed. |
| “The benchmark proves the method is better.” | Recover benchmark harness, characteristic space, comparison set, scale, statistical or evidential claim, and decision use. Use evidence named by value, decision, and work patterns as needed. |