Sure. The only thing that's hard is to get a full posterior distribution and to add priors. But the rest can be done in frequentist stats as well. [edit] you c

Sure. The only thing that's hard is to get a full posterior distribution and to add priors. But the rest can be done in frequentist stats as well. [edit] you can get posteriors with bootstrapping etc. - it's not precisely the same but better than nothing.