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No, because then you could repeat any insignificant p-value and get a significant result, e.g. $0.9^{100}\approx 0.0000027$. Fisher's method is one way to combine multiple p-values.

No, because then you could repeat any insignificant p-value and get a significant result, e.g. $0.9^{100}\approx 0.0000027$

No, because then you could repeat any insignificant p-value and get a significant result, e.g. $0.9^{100}\approx 0.0000027$. Fisher's method is one way to combine multiple p-values.

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No, because then you could repeat any insignificant p-value and get a significant result, e.g. $0.9^{100}\approx 0.0000027$