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The focus group discussion participants said they would consider qualities such as balance, comprehensiveness, persuasiveness and objectivity of media organisations when assessing their ability to create quality content.

However, human brain tissue, particularly embryonic tissue, is difficult to access, restricting the comprehensiveness of these datasets.

Within medicine, sophisticated AI tools are seen as potentially revolutionizing diagnosis and treatment tools through the accuracy and comprehensiveness of their LLM-generated responses.

"No one has ever conducted a study at this scale and comprehensiveness, and we hope the new knowledge can make a difference in agriculture as well as in the pharmaceutical industry."

They also included emerging concepts from academic studies and climate planning reports to enhance the comprehensiveness of the framework.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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