Good afternoon,
I performed a volumetry analysis with Matlab in 40 regions of interest (ROIs) -same structure bilaterally- comparing controls and cases and obtained the p-values associated with the t-test, without correction for multiple comparisons. One p-value is 0.02 but the other 39 p-values are in the range 0.6-0.8. Therefore when I correct with family-discovery-rate (FDR) the threshold is 0.02 and none of the regions are significant. As I am thinking it is: why the 0.02 region has the “fault” that the other regions have such a higher p-value? Is there a way to justify this and make the volume changes in the 0.02 region significant?
Thank you very much,
John
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