OPS.11.1:6 - Bias-Annotation

The examples favor discrete cases and identifiable completion events. Continuous production can require amounts and rates; an incident service can require continuing availability rather than a final case exit. Choose the modeled subjects from the receiving result. Do not force every operation into orders moving through a line.

The method also favors consequential detail. That can miss an effect outside the initially named decision. When a participant identifies a plausible displaced burden or failure, include the affected relation before treating the local comparison as sufficient.