PHY.10:7 - Conformance Checklist

• The accounts answer the same physical question under corresponding conditions.
• Their remaining parameter freedom and consequential auxiliary premises are retained.
• The proposed physical change makes a difference in an observable response.
• Preparation, drive and readout can realize that change, or their unresolved limit is stated.
• Discrimination is judged with the relevant physical and recording uncertainty.
• Possible results retain their different implications, including agreement with several accounts or disagreement with all supplied accounts.
• The first result and subsequent physical, mathematical or computational return are usable.