This response indicates that whether an entire model organism is representative per se is too coarse-grained a criterion to capture the rationale behind their use.
However, they often do so manually because current theories do not effectively capture the rationale behind the generation of requirements, which is often related to the activities of building users.
Advantages of this approach include the ability to nurture consensus among multiple definitions of trustworthiness, capture design rationale, evaluate qualitatively the extent of trustworthiness achieved, and maintain historical records of design decisions.
As the need for CCA becomes more apparent and a greater number of adaptation decisions affecting public health are made, it will be important to capture the rationale for, context of, and results of these decisions in the literature.
Architectural design decisions (ADDs) have been used in recent years for capturing design rationale and documenting architectural knowledge (AK).
As the basis for an approach to recovering design decisions and capturing their rationale, we performed an expert survey in practice to gain insights into the different kinds, influence factors, and sources for design decisions and also into how they are currently captured in practice.
John Ehrlichman, White House counsel to President Nixon, captured the rationale behind the War on Drugs in an interview with reporter Dan Baum: "The Nixon campaign in 1968 and the Nixon White House after that had two enemies: the antiwar Left and black people... We knew we couldn't make it illegal to be either against the war or black.
The dialog process provides for the capture of design rationale and for their management.
Rather than describing the structure of software systems, architectural decisions capture the design rationale and – often reusable – architectural knowledge.
The general perception is that designers and architects usually do not fully understand the critical role of systematic use and capture of design rationale.
