Workflow Claim Grounding¶
Workflow claim grounding identifies which public scientific sentences are supported by named evidence and which remain bounded, contradicted, or unearned.
bijux-proteomics-knowledge preserves the connection between an exact claim,
its evidence revision, source lineage, contradiction state, and support
policy. It does not infer support from cautious wording.
What Ships¶
The grounding surface is built around three workflow-family artifacts:
- a claim citation table for sentences with direct named support
- an unsupported-claim ledger for sentences that still overrun the current evidence
- a contradiction triage report for sentences that are supported and still scientifically narrowed
These surfaces cover claim-bearing prose in flagship trust pages and public review packets. They intentionally do not treat every heading, link label, or metadata field as a scientific claim.
How To Read The Grounding Pack¶
- start with the claim citation table when the question is whether a sentence has direct support
- move to the unsupported-claim ledger when the sentence sounds smoother than the actual proof
- move to contradiction triage when the sentence is partly supported and still scientifically narrowed by conflict or thin transfer
The result is one explicit state: supported, bounded, contradicted, or not earned.
Ground One Claim¶
flowchart LR
sentence["exact claim text"] --> scope["entity, workflow, population, and strength"]
scope --> support["direct supporting evidence"]
scope --> context["contextual evidence"]
scope --> conflict["contradicting evidence"]
support --> policy["freshness and support policy"]
context --> policy
conflict --> policy
policy --> state["supported, bounded, contradicted, or unearned"]
state --> decision["decision input"]
Direct support must entail the scoped sentence at the stated strength. Contextual evidence can explain plausibility or mechanism but cannot substitute for direct support. Contradiction remains attached even when supporting evidence exists; support and conflict are not mutually exclusive tallies.
| grounding field | required question |
|---|---|
| exact claim | What proposition would be false if the claim failed? |
| scope | Which entity, workflow, population, comparator, and confidence are asserted? |
| support | Which named source directly supports that proposition? |
| contradiction | Which named source or checked result narrows it? |
| freshness | Was the evidence valid under the recorded review policy? |
| state | Which policy rule produced the grounding state? |
Workflow Coverage¶
| family | grounding surface role today | likely reason a sentence still narrows |
|---|---|---|
dda |
strong scientific support for bounded language | runtime evidence lowers the end-to-end public posture below the strongest grounding request |
dia |
strong support for bounded outsider language | library incompleteness and downstream consequence still narrow broader wording |
lfq |
direct support for bounded outsider-auditable language | missingness, normalization, and transfer pressure still block stronger wording |
ptm |
strong support for localization and bounded trust language | consequence confidence remains weaker than localization evidence |
targeted |
strong support for bounded outsider language | calibration, interference, and follow-up burden still narrow broader certainty |
multiplex |
support for internal-support-only language | the current stress packet still defeats outsider trust |
Decisions Grounding Does Not Make¶
- final recommendation posture by itself
- downstream assay worth by itself
- runtime realism by itself
Grounding answers whether the sentence is scientifically supported. The next layers decide whether it still deserves to sound that strong after judgment and consequence pressure are included.
Continue From Grounding¶
- Open Workflow Recommendation Confidence when the question becomes whether supported wording is still too confident.
- Open Lab Consequence when the question becomes whether the follow-up burden still narrows the supported sentence.
- Open Decision Support when the reader needs the full route from support to judgment to consequence.
Boundary¶
Grounding settles scientific sentence support. It does not settle recommendation strength, runtime realism, or laboratory meaning.