PHY.1:7 - Conformance Checklist

• The original question identifies the result and the proposed physical change.
• The relations and preparation contain the effects that can alter that result, with unresolved physical premises visible where used.
• Reference scales have physical meanings and compatible units; substitution covers the relevant spatial and temporal conditions.
• The comparison settings satisfy the required conditions together and can be supplied by the proposed arrangement, or their unresolved feasibility is stated.
• A limited or distorted comparison has a derivation or bound for the output it is used to answer.
• The result is interpreted at the original scale, with any preparation, computation and readout losses that change its use.
• A changed question returns to the affected physical contribution; an already sufficient result is used without compulsory extra experiments.