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C.39:7 - Conformance Checklist

  • The sought local result and a distinction between attainment and failure are recoverable.
  • An adequate existing Method or result can finish the use without invented alternatives.
  • Source operations and target differences are inspected before transfer is asserted.
  • A proposed connection explains its inputs, contribution and defeating condition.
  • Further refinement is tied to a result-, feasibility- or burden-changing gap.
  • The returned explanation, unresolved support and actual realization remain distinguishable.
  • The next inquiry has a use that can warrant its effort, or the search stops.
  • For a connected use, result transfer, composition, enactment, variation and replacement are distinguished where their consequences differ; independent Methods retain their direct uses.
  • An explanation intended for later performance or change supplies the needed inputs, actions, reasons, conditions and returns without making the promised construction an undeclared reader prerequisite.
  • A changed-condition claim identifies affected connections and retained uses; a correct construction, practical fit and worthwhile application have the evidence their distinct claims need.