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C.2.2:9 - Consequences

Informative; non-binding.

BenefitsTrade-offs and mitigations
Conditional comparability. Claims can be compared when their R meanings and models are compatible and F and G are explicit.No forced score. Some useful syntheses retain heterogeneous support rather than invent numerical comparability.
Auditability. Relation-specific reuse loss is visible and localised to R.Overhead. Declaring the relations actually traversed and the evidence links is work; mitigate with templates and reuse of standard lane schemas.
Revisable warrant. New support or counterevidence can change the bounded conclusion under its actual model.Scalar temptation. Keep distinct support contributions and their limitations visible behind any numerical result.