Examples of SR&ED narratives
These fictional examples compare weaker and stronger descriptions of uncertainty, experimental work and advancement for the same project.
Sub-second reconciliation at 10M+ transactions
An educational SaaS example comparing vague product language with specific descriptions of the knowledge gap, experiments and reconciliation results.
Weak vs strong 02Defect detection with scarce labelled data
An educational computer-vision example showing how to separate a systematic investigation into scarce-data performance from routine model implementation.
Weak vs strong 03Holding tolerance on a recycled-content polymer
An educational manufacturing example comparing routine product output with a documented investigation into material behaviour and production-process limits.
Weak vs strong 04A stable assay for a degradation-prone biomarker
An educational biotechnology example showing how a narrative can distinguish experimental assay development from routine or confirmatory laboratory testing.
Weak vs strong 05Removing an emulsifier without losing shelf stability
An educational food-science example comparing ordinary recipe development with a systematic investigation into emulsion stability under defined conditions.
Weak vs strong 06Thermal stability in a compact RF sensor
An educational hardware example showing experiments at a combined thermal and RF limit without treating reference-design work as SR&ED.
Weak vs strongThis fictional example is for education only. It is not a customer claim or tax advice. It shows how to structure and reason about a SR&ED narrative. Do not copy it into a claim.