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It depends on the ratio of studies funded vs studies published. I wouldn't be surprised if around 90-95% of special interest funded studies that aim for a p va
by swsieber 8y ago
It depends on the ratio of studies funded vs studies published.
I wouldn't be surprised if around 90-95% of special interest funded studies that aim for a p value of <5% aren't published.
- laingc 8y ago> I wouldn't be surprised if around 90-95% of special interest funded studies that aim for a p value of <5% aren't published. This is true of the majority of publicly-funded research, too.