Which rating category best describes a result that is broadly helpful for common interpretations but may miss rare interpretations?

• A. Fully Meets (FullyM)
• B. Highly Meets (HM)
• C. Moderately Meets (MM)
• D. Slightly Meets (SM)

Answer: (B)

Think of ratings as a gauge of how well a result supports interpretation for most readers. When a result is broadly helpful for common interpretations but may miss rare interpretations, you want a label that signals strong usefulness with a caveat about gaps. That’s what Highly Meets conveys: it shows the result works well for typical cases and aligns with what most readers would interpret, while acknowledging that some unusual or rare angles might not be captured. A Fully Meets label would imply complete coverage with no misses, which isn’t the case here. Moderately Meets would understate usefulness, and Slightly Meets would indicate only weak usefulness. So the rating that best fits is Highly Meets.