Had to look up where this bit from the abstract... > Body temperature was slightly higher on the high protein diet (p 􏰁 0.08 after the dinner meal). ...was d

Had to look up where this bit from the abstract... > Body temperature was slightly higher on the high protein diet (p 􏰁 0.08 after the dinner meal). ...was discussed in the article: > At 2.5 hours after the dinner meal, the change in body temperature for the HP diet was nearly 40% higher than that for the HC diet (􏰆0.8 and 􏰆0.5 °F respectively, p = 0.08). So, for n=10, they observed a 0.3 degree F difference in the rise in body temperature with a p value of 0.08? Maybe there is something about about bio-sadistics I am failing to grok, but this seems like a pretty tiny effect size, with a relaxed standard of statistical significance, measured in an awfully small sample.