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An experimenter wants to know if a particular molecule is effective at reducing inflammation. The experimenter treats patients with 10 different...
An experimenter wants to know if a particular molecule is effective at reducing inflammation. The experimenter treats patients with 10 different types of inflammations. For the 10 conditions the experimenter obtains the following p-values:
p1 = 0:04; p2 = 0:36; p3 = 0:06; p4 = 0:015; p5 = 0:09
p6 = 0:0066; p7 = 0:0055; p8 = 0:02; p9 = 0:12; p10 = 0:008
Based on these p-values, would it be correct for the researcher to claim that
she has significant data to support the effectiveness of the molecule ? If
the answer is no, how would you interpret the result and what would you
suggest to the researcher.
