C.39.WA:6 - Bias-Annotation

An author can carry the missing general explanation in memory and see it in a text that supplies only cases. A reviewer can adopt the author’s decomposition as the scope of the assignment. A coordinator can extend a warranted local conclusion when combining reports.

Restore the subject from the initiating question and subject grounds at the relevant decision. Track what the text supplies and what its reader has added. Preserve meaningful examples and partial results while constructing the missing explanation.