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DTM.2:4.4 - Describe what the recipient obtains

After determining uptake, specify whether the recipient preserves, reconstructs or combines variants. Keep the change conditional on the source, receiving conditions and chosen event.

For discrete alternatives, K(i|j) can represent the probability that an uptake from source variant j yields recipient variant i. Each source column sums to one over the included possible outcomes. If a failed or unclassified outcome matters, include it or separately state the conditioning that excludes it.

With accepted source flows a_j, the receiving flow is:

b_i = Σ_j K(i|j) a_j.

This does not require copying fidelity or a fixed biological analogue. A revised procedure may be a useful result. When several sources jointly produce one method, replace the single-source column with a rule conditional on that combination. An unchanged title does not demonstrate an unchanged method.