MMP.13:7 - Conformance Checklist

• The inferential target and its subject conditions are stated separately from nuisance unknowns and the subsequent decision.
• The observation law retains consequential recording, dependence and stopping assumptions.
• The estimator’s repeated-use claim or the posterior’s conditioning assumptions are recoverable; normalization or coverage has an applicable basis.
• Joint uncertainty is propagated to the actual target. Parameter uncertainty, future-observation variation and numerical error are distinguished.
• Any actual consequential revision is propagated through the affected target and uncertainty calculation. A sensitivity comparison addresses a live alternative that can change the use or returned claim; an unchanged sufficient inference needs none.
• The returned conclusion is sufficient for its use or names the missing contribution without requiring an automatic new experiment.