The Scope of Work (SOW) is a part of an agreement where the tasks to be completed is defined. The SOW must include any events, articles, deliverables, and results that are expected to be presented by the operating party. The SOW can also hold a timeline for all deliverables. The difficulty with the scope of work agreements is a loss of specificity when two individuals opposed what should have been given, and a summary of the SOW does not recommend one account over the other. This problem is well-known in analysis protocols and is often where conflicts arise. The most reliable way to avoid this difficulty is to avoid all uncertainty.