Annotation differentiation within servers was common but coarse: among multi-tool servers emitting at least one field, 76.7% used more than one signature, while the median dominant signature accounted for 79.4% of an emitting server's tools.

Annotation differentiation within servers was common but coarse: among multi-tool servers emitting at least one field, 76.7% used more than one signature, while the median dominant signature accounted for 79.4% of an emitting server's tools. · CiteArk

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0 supported0 disputed or conflicting2 not assessed

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Metric and conditions	Reported	Latest observation	Evidence judgment
	76.7 % of multi-tool servers emitting at least one field	—	Not assessed
	79.4 % of server tools	—	Not assessed

Annotation differentiation within servers was common but coarse: among multi-tool servers emitting at least one field, 76.7% used more than one signature, while the median dominant signature accounted for 79.4% of an emitting server's tools.

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