Why lab report errors hide between sections
The risky part of a lab report is often the handoff between a source result and each place that later summarizes it.
A report is a dependency graph
One calculation can feed a table, figure, abstract, discussion, and conclusion. Editing any upstream node without tracing dependents creates quiet drift.
Local reviews miss remote evidence
Grammar tools can improve a sentence while leaving its number inconsistent with the cited table.
High-risk handoffs
Unit conversions, rounded headline values, renumbered figures, copied equations, and narrowed samples deserve cross-section review.
Review the relationship
Record both locations, the governing evidence, and the decision. That is more actionable than a generic quality score.
Sources and boundaries
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