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OPS.11:6 - Bias-Annotation

BiasConsequenceCountermeasure
diagram realismA represented connection is treated as an obtaining relation.Recover participants, relation basis, constraints and use.
one-flow reductionMoney, decisions, materials and evidence are merged because all are drawn as arrows.State each relation and quantity under its own meaning.
department-boundary biasA provider, customer or neighboring service consequence is omitted.Select affected participants by the operating consequence.
local optimum confidenceA feasible local plan is treated as a feasible end-to-end plan.Trace the necessary cross-structure conditions and shared resources.
authority aggregationOne coordinator appears able to grant every participating decision.Obtain or return decisions to their actual authority holders.