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I’ve always thought that p<0.05 is ridiculously low bar, missing at least one zero after the dot.

• vharuck 8y ago
  It should be more than enough if the experiment's replicated rnough times.
  • ineedasername 8y ago
    Yes, and with larger samples. Too many small sample experiments which, at most, should be considered a "pilot" study, and when results are positive even with p < 0.01 they should still only be considered "suggestive" until replicated, preferably with larger samples.
  • IshKebab 8y ago
    That's equivalent to having a lower p threshold in the first place though.