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sensible

sensible Sensible means reasonable or appropriate in the situation.

Sensible means reasonable or appropriate in the situation. In this source, it describes focusing on clinically relevant areas rather than irrelevant background information.

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Drafting source: Pandurangan Krithika; Gowri Doddi Chandana; Surekha Jonnla Naga; Chafle Pratiksha V.; Reddy Kolagotla Venkateswara; Bansal Shonak; Prakash Krishna; Islam Md. Shabiul; Tariqul Islam Mohammad. Toward reliable computer-aided brain tumor diagnosis: a contrast-enhanced deep learning approach with hybrid KNN classification. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fnhum.2026.1883543; article XML SHA-256 2027edc1371fc1f81bd193e4ea65e6b82f85330459bfce0937c213cc5bd14af6. “Toward reliable computer-aided brain tumor diagnosis: a contrast-enhanced deep learning approach with hybrid KNN classification” (10.3389/fnhum.2026.1883543).
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