Each example below was made by the tools themselves, using sample data (a fictional researcher at a fictional college). Your outputs follow the same structure, with your own topic and evidence.
The assistant suggested a single-proportion design, read the published abstracts it found and recommended the closest match to the study setting. The value it used appears word for word in that abstract, with a link to PubMed.
From a title, aim and objectives, the writer checked the design, calculated the sample size and drafted five versions with different introductions, each in the chosen institutional format.
From an uploaded study report, the maker wrote the slides, checked every number against the report and laid them out in one of 168 designs, with a matching poster.
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