… The “results” include the p-value 0.01. Why say these things … What is a p-value? It is a statistic.
Calculate the sample mean, … an inference to a p-value. We encourage researchers to claim …

… , of the P-value distribution can give valuable insight into how the P-value behaves for a
variety of parameter values and sample sizes. Potential applications of the P-value distribution …

… interpretation because the P value is calculated … P value. However, serious as that issue is,
this article will focus on the subtler and more vexing problems created by using the P value as …

… Students should be able to recognize six basic concepts related to the pvalue, denoted as
Basic-1 through Basic-6 for reference … Rumors of the p-value’s death are greatly exaggerated. …

… Sir Ronald Fisher saw the p value as playing a useful role in … We review several reasons
why the p value is an unobjective … about the limitations of the p value as a measure of evidence, …

… (and lack of a significant P value) of each study are superficially … The reasons why lack
of a significant P value does not … are randomized and about 250 of them die, but only a 25% …

… The primary endpoint was death from cardiovascular causes. Data from patients who died
from other causes were censored at the time of death. To normalize the distribution of skewed …

… p-value <0.05) whereas pulse-off time, and wire tension did not affect the surface roughness
(p-value … significant effect on the surface roughness (p-value <0.05). Other interactions were …

… The concept of a threshold P-value to determine statistical … P-value thresholds is to
report an additional metric that demonstrates how easily significance based on a threshold P-value …

… < 0.001), polyhydramnios (OR 1.8, 95% CI 1.4–2.2, p-value < 0.001), previous adverse
perinatal outcome (OR 1.7, 95% CI 1.5–2.1, … A p-value < 0.05 was considered significant. …