Perhaps a clearer title would have been ‘A Universal Quantifier Medical Journal Article Error’. Bit of a noun pile, but the subject of the post is an alleged unjustified use of a universal quantifier in a certain article’s conclusion.
By the way, I think PhilGoetz is 100% correct on this point—i.e., upon failure to prove a hypothesis using standard frequentist techniques, it is not appropriate to claim a result.
Perhaps a clearer title would have been ‘A Universal Quantifier Medical Journal Article Error’. Bit of a noun pile, but the subject of the post is an alleged unjustified use of a universal quantifier in a certain article’s conclusion.
By the way, I think PhilGoetz is 100% correct on this point—i.e., upon failure to prove a hypothesis using standard frequentist techniques, it is not appropriate to claim a result.