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well, what was your null hypothesis?

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I have conducted an experiment using spearmans rank. since my critical value was greater then my resulting ''rs'' number, i have to accept the null hypothesis. Does this mean i have to totally reject my hypothesis, and cant comment on any biological information to support it?

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... apature too small, you get a higher resistance (lower conductance) than you want. I’m not sure, but I think the measurement goes someting like a null potentiometer; you apply a voltage across the membrane that opposes the normal voltage gradient until the current becomes zero. The potential at ...

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... objectivity in the review. As for the last post, I will just point out that the conclusion is BS, and show limited grasp of statistics. The null hypothesis does not need to be supported, it can only be proved wrong, but if your data are not significant, it implies that the null hypothesis ...

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... 1,355 cm 3 ) and (nonsignificantly) larger crania than White enlisted personnel (1,369 vs. 1,366 cm3). Almost any confirmed hypothesis can be made null if one selects subsets of data. We do not believe such an ap30 RUSHTON AND ANKNEY proach is useful for making progress in science. Identifying ...

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